Re:Report: 90% of nurses considering leaving the profession ...
by XorNot on Wednesday April 27, 2022 @08:53PM
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It also cues your organization up for a failure cascade. You don't have workers who want to stay, you have workers who are forced to stay. As soon as they can leave, you're not going to lose "1 or 2" you're pretty likely to use a substantial plurality since whatever changed probably changed for all of them at the same time. Can your organization survive with 50% of the staff giving 4 weeks notice at the same time?
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Re:Report: 90% of nurses considering leaving the profession ...
by throwaway48375 on Thursday April 28, 2022 @12:07AM
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Just sue them to prevent them from being able to quit.
https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2022-01-24/wisconsin-...
Re:Report: 90% of nurses considering leaving the profession ...
by MomoXenosaga on Thursday April 28, 2022 @11:35AM
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Wow that's basically indentured servitude. We are going back a 150 years in time!
Re:Report: 90% of nurses considering leaving the profession ...
by vkou on Wednesday April 27, 2022 @11:26PM
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> Can your organization survive with 50% of the staff giving 4 weeks notice at the same time?
Yes, you hire them back at travel nurse rates, while you lobby for your state legislators to ban your employees from doing any work if they quit.
Re:Report: 90% of nurses considering leaving the profession ...
by LilBytes on Wednesday April 27, 2022 @10:16PM
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What we're seeing play out is essentially the Dead Sea Effect, but in Nursing.
https://medium.com/geekculture/the-dead-sea-effect-d71df1372...