A union view of MLK hospital
Boyarsky rethinks his criticism towards the failure of the MLK hospital, where he had blamed poorly trained and indifferent staff, and claimed them to be all but immune from discipline because of union contracts, county civil service rules and incompetent administrators. He recognizes that the success or failure of the new hospital replacing the old King will depend on the dedication and skill of its doctors, nurses, aides, and maintenance workers.
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