Re: My new Nurse Manager is making everyone want to quit
That type of thing is happening in a lot of work setting these days and employers are trying to save money. It's probably not
all the new manager's fault. She may have been ordered to do those things from her boss. In fact, the directives coming from the executive level of leadership may have been at least partly responsible for the old manager stepping down ... and explain why the new person was hired. The new person was willing to take the unit in the direction the executives wanted it to go.
Whether it is worth it to stay or not is something only you can stay. It's probably not realistic to expect it to go back to the way it used to be. But in this economy, it might be difficult for you to find another job quickly. If you decide to leave, you might want to look around to see if you can find a better work situation before you give up your current one.
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