CHI Health Center

Omaha, United States

CHI Health Center is a health care facility located in Omaha, Nebraska, utilized for a wide range of events including shareholder meetings, concerts, and community activities. Known for its modern architecture and robust infrastructure, it serves as a key venue in the area.

CCI Score

-30.00

0.01% May 3

Latest Event

CHI Health Center Expansion Funded by $100M Bond

Omaha voters approved six bonds, including a $100 million allocation for the CHI Health Convention Center Expansion. The project aims to revitalize the riverfront side with a facelift, add additional meeting rooms, and increase rental spaces, supporting community development and local economic growth.

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-20 to -29 CCI Score

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Latest Events

NOV

06

2024

CHI Health Center Expansion Funded by $100M Bond
19.05

Omaha voters approved six bonds, including a $100 million allocation for the CHI Health Convention Center Expansion. The project aims to revitalize the riverfront side with a facelift, add additional meeting rooms, and increase rental spaces, supporting community development and local economic growth.
+20

Economic and Structural Influence

May 2

The public investment via voter-approved bonds to expand CHI Health Center's convention facilities demonstrates healthy economic and structural development that benefits the community. This kind of civic-backed infrastructure improvement promotes inclusive development and public welfare.

Omaha voters approve bonds for city projects and CHI Health Center expansion
OCT

05

2023

Lawsuit Over On-Call Pay Practices at CHI Health
-51.24

A group of nurses has filed a lawsuit alleging that CHI Health Center violated the Fair Labor Standards Act, as well as Nebraska wage laws, by not properly compensating on-call work. The suit claims that the hospital’s on-call pay practices fall short of legal requirements, raising serious concerns about labor rights and worker treatment.
-60

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

May 2

The lawsuit alleges that CHI Health Center is not complying with established labor laws, including the Fair Labor Standards Act and relevant state wage regulations. Such allegations indicate potential exploitation of workers and a disregard for fair labor practices, which undermines efforts to protect worker rights and opposes progressive, anti-authoritarian labor standards.

Nurses sue CHI Health alleging hospital violates law with on-call pay rate
JAN

01

2023

CHI Health Reaches $800K Settlement in Class-Action Labor Lawsuit
-47.50

CHI Health settled an $800K class-action lawsuit brought by nurses alleging unpaid remote, on-call work, highlighting serious issues in labor practices and worker compensation.
-60

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

May 2

The settlement, which resulted from a class-action lawsuit by nurses over unpaid on-call work, underscores a pattern of labor exploitation. This outcome reflects poor labor relations and a failure to ensure fair compensation for workers, a significant concern from an anti-authoritarian and worker rights perspective.

Nurses and CHI Health reach $800K settlement in class-action case over on-call pay
JUN

25

2018

Controversial Naming Rights Deal
-40.29

CHI Health Center is facing criticism over a $23.6M deal to secure naming rights for the CenturyLink Center in Omaha. Critics argue that allocating such a large sum to marketing and branding detracts from investing in patient care and lowering healthcare costs.
-80

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

May 2

The $23.6M naming rights deal has drawn criticism as it appears to prioritize corporate branding over direct investment in patient care. From an ethical responsibility standpoint, this decision reflects a misallocation of resources which, according to critics, could otherwise help lower patient costs. This focus on marketing over public health needs raises concerns about the corporation's commitment to community welfare.

CHI Health criticized for $23.6M naming rights deal