
Originally Posted by
dr. d
the hospital might not be inclined to cooperate, should a future potential new employer request for a copy of the potential hire's work and training documentation, etc..
a number of hospital positions require some training background, and if previous employer don't cooperate because "employee got out under less-than-ideal-conditions"...
a number of positions require some amount of training, and it is simply not possible for new hires to come in from the cold and function perfectly, just like that. this is probably why there is a "letting go" period, during which time the replacement employee gets to be trained while the leaving employee is still there.
departing just like that, without trained replacement, may put the institution at a functional and potentially fatal disadvantage.
"we can't give you this and that, because you still haven't settled your accounts with us over your departure..."