Nurses in my hometown quitting in droves due to vaccine requirements...
Thread starterSam321 Start dateToday at 12:50 AM TagsNone
I've heard similar things in the metropolitan areas as well. But recently they required a vax to work in health clinics.
10-15% of the nurses quit just in my hometown alone...
Promising, but what does this look like for both labor shortages and potential protest activity? You're basically creating an unemployable class of people who have invested their lives to get a certain career while also opening up massive amounts of nursing jobs during a "pandemic" when those jobs are increasing in demand.
Probably just import cheap labor from starving countries and the recently unemployed start wilding out in the streets at some point.
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tankasnowgod said
No one should want to be "employed" anyway. If legal fictions run by other sadistic legal fictions (like the FDA and CDC) are forcing good nurses and doctors out, so be it. No good doctor or nurse should want to work for those dark forces, anyway.
If they have a useful skill, they can ply that skill in a number of ways. I think the best options would be through private contracts, or through a private membership association. Then, they might be actually able to help people on a one on one basis, without the interference of dark, totalitarian socialist agencies.
You couldn't pay me to go to hospital right now, even if I were seriously injured. As soon as they banned friends and family from visiting patients, that was a signal to the world that they were turning hospitals into killing factories
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Perry Staltic said
Yeah, I agree, however I've started working on an advance medical directive as a protective measure just in case. If diagnosed with covid do not intubate, no remdeathivir, no acetaminophen, no dexamathasone, no covid vaccines... I have read a doctor saying that hospitals don't get paid if they don't treat with remdesivir, so if you refuse it you will probably be discharged.
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Lollipop2 said
Small clinics might not require - they can look for small privately
owned clinics.