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I'm pretty new to travel nursing too. The thing I don't understand is how contracts can be so one sided benefiting that of the hospitals. In California, I'm told it's a 'no cause' state. In other words, they can tell the travel nurse not to return for no reason. We leave our homes, our families and travel across the country to help with the staffing and have to turn around and go home again. Isn't there some recourse for us?? Anyone run into this before??

Call me insensitive, but I totally agree with this one. Yes, that woman is in a horrible position having to deal with an alcoholic husband...but no matter what he did/does, she did not have the right to lay a hand on him. She needs some time to think this one out. And I think it's in the best interest of those kids to be placed in foster homes away from that violence until those adults can figure out where they are headed in life. Some role models, huh?