'Nurses for Change Movement'

[marian0910]

please do support this organization, for all the nurses in the Philippines.

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

What is the aim of this movement? Can you tell everyone a bit more about it

[steppybay]

It was basically a protest by PH nurses asking for better wages and working conditions that was promised by the PH govt. years ago and of course, they never followed that, and really the protest will not have much affect at all, as there's just too much politics involved and not to mention the excessive amount of greed amongst the official leaders.

One way to elect an official who is "nurse-friendly", if there should be that truly exist. I think the protesting gets nowhere, but the best place starts with the voting rights.

But then, again, a nurse-friendly official will most likely get the nurses (since the numbers of 500,000 plus unemployed ones) is to be reckoned with but only a fraction will bother to really go and vote, although, there could be enough votes for a potential elected official to want to get on the nurses's bandwagon to obtain those votes, then simply get off the ride and go back to business of NOT granting the increased wages.

Thanks for your votes, but due to other circumstances, I can't follow on my promises to you nurses. But maybe when I decide to run for the office again, please vote for me them, I PROMISE it will happen....right.

Epic fail to say the least.