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AmericanViking

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Gonna be funny when plenty of folks quit and he is blamed for a care shortage.

Well… besides for the pore souls who are gonna lack care because of this stupid fuck’s ego and policies.

Yup. Only a matter of time until admin have to as well because they have patient contact.
 

America 1st

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92% of employees at my facility have been stuck twice, but I’ve got a crusty old RN who was talking about expediting his retirement this afternoon.
Wow that’s an incredibly high number. What state?


Roughly 40% of healthcare workers here in Ohio hadn’t taken the jab last I heard.
 

America 1st

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how long would it take for y’all to replace 5% of staff nationwide?

10%?

Just guess for me. I’m not trying to hold yore feet to the fire over it.
 

honkforhagan

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@honkforhagan

how long would it take for y’all to replace 5% of staff nationwide?

10%?

Just guess for me. I’m not trying to hold yore feet to the fire over it.
Forever. At least where I work, HR is the absolute worst. They can’t keep up with processing the usual amount of openings. If someone new is being hired from outside the VA, you’re looking at 6 months to a year. Can’t imagine what would happen if their workload increased. For context, I’m meeting 150+% of my expected workload because we’ve had a position open for a year and a half.
 

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Forever. At least where I work, HR is the absolute worst. They can’t keep up with processing the usual amount of openings. If someone new is being hired from outside the VA, you’re looking at 6 months to a year. Can’t imagine what would happen if their workload increased. For context, I’m meeting 150+% of my expected workload because we’ve had a position open for a year and a half.
That’s what I expected and where my original belief about a shortage of care originated from.
 

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