This question is for US nurses.
I am a nurse in a unionized hospital within a state that has made mandatory overtime for nurses illegal.
We are considering an out-of-state move, and I only...
have you found that employers are agreeable to it? like if you make it clear in the interview, it has not kept you from getting job offers? your comment gives me hope. I have a similar attitude toward...
there are only 3 in the country. it is a much needed service. I would absolutely love it there..... for 36 hours a week
we don't have to move. but getting out of our home state is always...
yeah in job descriptions it basically says they can do whatever they want with you. but I've never before had to consent to something like that before I could even apply for a job. also mandatory...
thanks for this reply, it's more of what I was looking for. yeah that disclaimer really threw me! I was only looking at that place because they have a perinatal psych unit and that is my niche. whew...
yes I definitely feel like the legality of what exactly is considered "patient abandonment" is not understood. and I've read people say that employers will use that as a threat when you decline...
That is reassuring to hear, and is the type of thing I was looking for in posting here.
I was casually searching jobs at UNC Chapel Hill in North Carolina, and before you could even submit an...
yes. and the situation you are describing makes sense because you can't just walk out if there's nobody else coming in. I had a different idea on my head, where mgmt would sign you up for extra shifts...
that sounds more reasonable than being told to sign up for a 4th shift each week. still not ideal but I would rather be mandated if I am already there. was this something you were aware may happen...
thanks for answering that question for me. if it's inevitable I would be less unhappy about staying if I'm already there vs being told to work a 4th shift in a
Having the option to say no is what I would be looking for. I was trying to get a feel about how common this mandatory overtime thing is in other states. I'm very uncomfortable with the idea of forced...
okay so then maybe it's the fact that I'm in a state where it is not legal to mandate. how often were you mandated? and did you have advanced notice? for example were you told to sign up for a 4th...
I'm in a unionized hospital in a state where mandatory overtime is illegal. If we are short staffed, they offer incentives to come in, but it is never required. Until I started looking at job...
A part time with benefits position with the understanding that it's actually going to be full time hours. Yeah, maybe. I can't believe that this is the systems solution to the nursing shortage. No...