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You hear negative comments from many people who work there. You hear nothing positive over the years and these are from people in different departments. The nurses are trying to get unionized in an area where unions don't exist.
I experience this a lot actually. With people from all departments and not just the nurses...
People mentioning that they never take lunch very casually, or that everyone stays late but doesn't fill out overtime slips, or clocks out and keeps working. No laughter (or at least pleasantness) in the nurses' station on your tour of the unit. You get ignored by the reception desk or the unit desk.
People mentioning that they never take lunch very casually, or that everyone stays late but doesn't fill out overtime slips, or clocks out and keeps working. No laughter (or at least pleasantness) in the nurses' station on your tour of the unit. You get ignored by the reception desk or the unit desk.
May I ask, why is this considered a red flag?
Soliloquy, MSN, APRN, NP
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What are some red flags at hospitals that let you know that this might not be the best place to work?