HagridsSexyNippples

HagridsSexyNippples t1_iyrf6c5 wrote

Do they not give nurses shift differential for working in these sort of dangerous wards? Because they really should. I used to work in a mental institution. It was hell. You really need to pay people a decent amount of money if you want them to deal with the potential of being injured all day. Places like mental institutions have high turnover because they don’t reward (pay) people enough to deal with what the job entails. My old job would take anyone with a pulse. Anyone. As long as you didn’t have a criminal record, they would hire you. This led to some shady people working with other vulnerable people, which made the patients lives so much harder, making the employees job harder, basically like a big cycle.

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HagridsSexyNippples t1_iyre3gd wrote

I’m super liberal, but even I agree with you. I would say I feel this way because I’ve grown up in the worst parts of New York City and have seen some stuff over the years, but I have a friend who grew up in similar circumstances, and she’s already on social media ranting about how terrible this is.

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