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19. Possible they were let go for some type of infraction?
Sun Jul 8, 2012, 03:41 AM
Jul 2012

Some type of rule-breaking that would justify the firings?

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Don't stand in line! Run to BlueToTheBone Jul 2012 #28
How horrible.... physioex Jul 2012 #2
Is There a Buyout in the Works? SoDesuKa Jul 2012 #3
No buyout. I am a nurse in a county jail working for a nurse admin Seedersandleechers Jul 2012 #6
privatized or civil service type employment? nt msongs Jul 2012 #8
Privatized managed healthcare. Seedersandleechers Jul 2012 #13
The day this country goes to a single payer plan that will be the day this country will move southernyankeebelle Jul 2012 #52
Do you work for the Naphcare Corporation? FarPoint Jul 2012 #10
No not Naphcare. The company I work for came after Naphcare. Seedersandleechers Jul 2012 #12
If this is the pattern, then there is a discrimination suit possible... rfranklin Jul 2012 #25
And yes the business is making money! Seedersandleechers Jul 2012 #7
This is what I'm seeing where I work. underseasurveyor Jul 2012 #9
I hear you. This Seedersandleechers Jul 2012 #11
UNION Selatius Jul 2012 #14
I work 5 minutes from home. Seedersandleechers Jul 2012 #15
Hey- I live in Lawrence, KS! Where do you work at? O/ nt cecilfirefox Jul 2012 #53
Are you organized? Dyedinthewoolliberal Jul 2012 #16
Sadly, none of the above. Seedersandleechers Jul 2012 #18
Try this.... Dyedinthewoolliberal Jul 2012 #41
If nurses would only bond together and unionize..... FarPoint Jul 2012 #26
Things have gotten so bad Spitfire of ATJ Jul 2012 #17
Possible they were let go for some type of infraction? Skip Intro Jul 2012 #19
Working while being black? Seedersandleechers Jul 2012 #20
I don't know, do you? Skip Intro Jul 2012 #21
I don't know why they were fired as no one takes about it. Seedersandleechers Jul 2012 #23
I'd bet they were fired to sweeten the bottom line. For a sale, or a loan, or something. nt Nay Jul 2012 #29
I can see a lot of different possibilities Major Nikon Jul 2012 #22
I know attendance policies for Nurses are normally very strict... n/t IamK Jul 2012 #24
or it could be the reason that our unemployment is so high Enrique Jul 2012 #40
I hate to break it to you, but there's also a push to get older nurses out Warpy Jul 2012 #27
warpy is right riverwalker Jul 2012 #33
I wish I could vote your post as today's best XanaDUer Jul 2012 #34
I suspect the young new nurses have fewer benefits LiberalEsto Jul 2012 #65
That's exactly it these days Warpy Jul 2012 #71
Getting "walked to the door" without notice usually... meaculpa2011 Jul 2012 #30
I worked for years at a nonprofit hospital that perp walked XanaDUer Jul 2012 #36
Oh, puh-leeze. I'll see your anecdotes and raise you the two times I've been coalition_unwilling Jul 2012 #39
True. I left my last job in 1981... meaculpa2011 Jul 2012 #44
My latest was in 2010. Previous was 2004. In both cases, was not even allowed to say coalition_unwilling Jul 2012 #45
My RIF was 2010 XanaDUer Jul 2012 #50
I'm still unemployed after some 20 months. I've made a bunch of bad coalition_unwilling Jul 2012 #54
I'm so sorry XanaDUer Jul 2012 #58
The building where my condo is located has seen values of its units drop by some 65% from the coalition_unwilling Jul 2012 #64
Don't blame your wife or yourself XanaDUer Jul 2012 #67
Oh, I definitely don't blame my wife. She's an artist and doesn't work coalition_unwilling Jul 2012 #68
The game is rigged against average folks XanaDUer Jul 2012 #70
Back atcha. 2009 and 2011 RIFFs both had plenty of time and notice. nt dmallind Jul 2012 #60
Consider yourself lucky that you seem to have worked for humane employers. Me, not so much. But I coalition_unwilling Jul 2012 #63
Sorry, this is often a corporate SOP ... regardless of ... etherealtruth Jul 2012 #48
A jail medical department is probably run on a quasi-military style of management FarCenter Jul 2012 #31
reminds me of a place i used to work dembotoz Jul 2012 #32
That's the fundamental problem with using seniority as the basis for pay and benefits FarCenter Jul 2012 #42
still of the generation that thought loyalty should be rewarded dembotoz Jul 2012 #61
Staying in the same job at the same organization for over 10 years isn't loyalty, it's inertia. FarCenter Jul 2012 #62
Sometimes a hospital or gov job is the XanaDUer Jul 2012 #69
Terrible. Nurse Ratched? Faygo Kid Jul 2012 #35
Amen. nt XanaDUer Jul 2012 #37
Go back to England if you can. Before it too is finished. Headed in that direction, is it not? SammyWinstonJack Jul 2012 #43
Mandatory private health insurance will solve this problem. For-profit care is the law! nt Romulox Jul 2012 #38
It's not just in your field. GoCubsGo Jul 2012 #46
Call me paranoid, but SoCalDem Jul 2012 #47
I can't believe what has happened within nursing/ the healthcare industry etherealtruth Jul 2012 #49
My niece works in a new county trauma center.... Historic NY Jul 2012 #56
Though extremely rewarding .... etherealtruth Jul 2012 #57
Well she is a busy 30 something... Historic NY Jul 2012 #59
Fiscal cuts? I know many county services / staff are getting cut in my area. pinto Jul 2012 #51
With fewer labor laws to protect workers and fewer unions tawadi Jul 2012 #55
The nurses should go on strike. Betcha they can't find replacements. Zalatix Jul 2012 #66
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