(Portland, OR) -- Kaiser Permanente workers in Oregon and several other states are set to vote today on a tentative contract agreement. Kaiser and the healthcare workers union announced the tentative agreement late last week following months of disagreement and a three-day strike earlier this month. Union leaders say the agreement includes competitive wages and benefits, plus development and training to boost staffing. If approved, the contract will affect 85-thousand workers across California, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, Maryland, Virginia, and D.C.