Employees at two Wisconsin mental health clinics seek union representation

By: Erik Gunn

Outlets: Wisconsin Examiner

Published: February 23, 2026

Words: 1,125

Last Updated: 2 weeks, 4 days ago

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Staff members at two Wisconsin mental health clinics are seeking union representation after what some employees describe as policy changes that have increased client caseloads and reduced one-on-one care for clients.

The clinics — one in Madison and one in West Allis — are owned by Wisconsin-based Rogers Behavioral Health. The Oconomowoc-based nonprofit organization operates a network of mental health hospitals, residential treatment clinics and outpatient clinics in 10 states.

Starting Monday, officials with the …

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