For decades, America’s healthcare workers—nurses, doctors, pharmacists, and others on the frontlines—have been celebrated as heroes. Yet behind the scenes, many of these same professionals are contending with stagnant wages, long hours, and eroding benefits. While hospital executives boast record profits and massive expansion projects, the workers keeping patients alive are often struggling to stay afloat themselves. Now, a new class-action lawsuit has brought long-simmering frustrations to the surface. Filed by pharmacy residents against some of the most prestigious hospitals in the United States, the suit alleges that these institutions colluded to suppress wages, effectively fixing salaries for pharmacy residents across the country. The accusations center around the American Society…