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TakeOne

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  1. You should look into a different job, then. This one doesn't seem to agree with
  2. A teacher's year is still twelve months long. The receive paychecks for nine of those months. For three months they don't get anything. How does that the equivalent of "really making out very well"?...
  3. Can they fire you for not picking up overtime?

    Do you mean you work in an "at will"
  4. Can they fire you for not picking up overtime?

    I don't think that gave the OP any peace of mind at
  5. Forced to come into work on day off

    They may be doing exactly what administration is telling them to do: fill empty shifts without hiring new people. Honestly, working an extra shift every two months is no big deal. But this is where...
  6. I'm sorry that your family is filled with bad teachers and that you obviously had many bad teachers in your lifetime. Personally, I had great teachers whom I admired tremendously. Also, you callin' my...
  7. Stop that! It's not for nine months. It's for twelve months. A year for teachers is that same as a year for the rest of us. And are you sure your district's health insurance is "free"? All...
  8. You mean she was teaching for thirty years. She started working decades later than my mother did, in an entirely different era economically. Her starting wage would have been higher to begin with. If...
  9. She had union protection and a pension plan which, at the time she signed up for it, guaranteed what was then a damned good income. She started teaching in the late '40s and retired in 1982. When did...
  10. Giving tylenol to a family member.

    No. I have no problem at all with reading comprehension and your statement that "the majority" understood the post is presumptive and unfounded. The most pleasant emoticon doesn't disguise the snark....
  11. Giving tylenol to a family member.

    Okay. That's different. Now that I know the event happened at work, I will concur that I would not have given an unordered OTC to anyone on facility property, whether I was on or off the clock. Sorry...
  12. Giving tylenol to a family member.

    Don't come after me about it. Assist the OP with sentence structure, not with my interpretation of a badly written
  13. Giving tylenol to a family member.

    The OP has only one option then: learn to write a clear sentence. Don't worry about correcting my mistakes while leaving the OP's laying there
  14. Giving tylenol to a family member.

    The original post was easy to misread because it is so badly written (another problem that permeates the nursing profession). I maintain my response in the spirit of the original post: she had just...
  15. Giving tylenol to a family member.

    I read it very carefully, especially the very first sentence were it says the OP had just gotten home from work and a family member asked her if she had some Tylenol. Please read the opening post more...
  16. So either go be a teacher or quit complaining about teachers having summers off, spring break off, weekends off, holidays off, pensions, etc. And as I mentioned earlier, my mother only had medical...
  17. Giving tylenol to a family member.

    All of you who are telling the OP that she was outside her scope of practice need to get a grip. This happened outside of the workplace, at home. She was approached by a family member who asked her...
  18. Why just part time?

    I don't mean to sound harsh, but you seem to think you're entitled to something because you are a new grad. You are not. There are only the jobs there are. Part time jobs are being created because...
  19. "Retired teachers today have much more generous benefits." Okay. I'll check out those articles (it's probably the same article run in each paper), but that doesn't say that teachers working today...
  20. Who is it that considers a nursing degree harder to achieve than a degree in education? What are the other factors? For whom are you
  21. Nonsense. Health insurance alone cannot be managed on that scale. My mother was a unionized public school teacher for her entire working life. At the time of her retirement in 1982, she made $18,000...
  22. Oh I don't know about that. I tried a brown cow once, and it didn't really taste
  23. Isn't our workload enough!

    Sorry, but a pet peeve of mine: The expression is "set foot," not "step foot." Those are famous last words, anyway. The way health care is going and with the changes we undergo ourselves over time,...
  24. I'm judging by this and other posts about medications that you don't have a lot of experience in
  25. I am victim of speaking for myself

    Oh please. Don't start that virtue script crud and whining about how the less than angelic and "compassionate" behavior of other nurses must surely fly in the face of Nightengalian ideals. Flossie was...