BALTIMORE -- Johns Hopkins Hospital has reached a tentative labor agreement with a union representing about 2,000 workers at the medical institution.
A Hopkins spokeswoman said Tuesday that a union vote will take place over the next couple of days on the tentative agreement.
The union has been in negotiations with the hospital since March and staged a strike in April after rejecting Hopkins' offer of a $12 hourly minimum wage.
The union called off another planned strike last month after Gov. Martin O'Malley intervened and asked for a cooling off period.
According to union officials, the tentative agreement reached early Tuesday immediately establishes $15 hourly minimum wage for workers with 20 years of service, and a $14.50 wage in 2015 for workers with 15 years on the job.
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