WOULD YOU CROSS A PICKET LINE AT YOUR HOSPITAL OR SOMEONE ELSES HOSPITAL ?
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WOULD YOU CROSS THE LINE OR NOT ?
Started by NawlinsGirl, Nov 18 2005 06:29 AM
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Posted 18 November 2005 - 06:29 AM
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Posted 02 February 2006 - 05:41 PM
The only time I, personally, could justify crossing the picket lines of nurses striving to better their conditions is if my family was in dire straits and I absolutely needed that money to survive. I would rather a few American nurses come in to take care of the few patients remaining rather than the hospital bring in foreign recruits, to be honest. Someone needs to care for the few patients still in the hospitsal during our strike, after all.
But I understand the point that 'scabs' will prolong the negotiations process; but they are a necessary evil unfortunately. I could never be ugly to a scab or threaten violence to another nurse. They will be there for a short time only and what they're doing can't be easy. I figure they need the cash and try not to judge..
But I understand the point that 'scabs' will prolong the negotiations process; but they are a necessary evil unfortunately. I could never be ugly to a scab or threaten violence to another nurse. They will be there for a short time only and what they're doing can't be easy. I figure they need the cash and try not to judge..
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