Thanks carolina. It's sad that we have such hypersensitive people who take personal offense to critiques of their employers' reprehensible behaviors or their own inactions that enable their employers to get away with wage theft. Do people think so ...
If you are consistently working through your lunch WITHOUT pay, then you're definitely having some issues going on. If it's not a problem with being assertive, then it's a problem with your time management, efficiency, or having trust in the people ...
Unless you've been willfully neglectful to your patients before leaving to go eat, or haven't charted their vitals or condition your whole shift, then your license isn't going to be in jeopardy for some unexpected occurrence that takes place while yo...
GeneralistRN replied to tech22's topic in Relations
Sometimes people come from different backgrounds, have different upbringings, and have varying degrees of familiarity and acceptance of different groups of people. It is best to recognize the positive impact that this variety of worldviews has in h...
Don't take this the wrong way, but there's something wrong with you if you don't feel comfortable leaving your patient for 30 minutes in the hands of your coworkers and consequently are taking meal periods on the floor without pay. I'm assuming you ...
You can't permit your employer to get away with not paying you for a meal period that is interrupted. Anything that they had you "sign off" is immaterial and cannot override the FLSA, which requires that they pay you. The manager can say it's your ...
GeneralistRN replied to lalakay's topic in Recovery
Well that was a mistake -- disclosing that you have smoked pot. What was your reason for doing that? Many people have smoked pot. However, most people when looking for jobs or professional licenses don't go around volunteeering that information. I...
GeneralistRN replied to RNinCali15's topic in New Nurse
That would be a convenient interpretation. However, no one would let it slide if the positions were reversed and the OP used the expression "old timer" when arguing with someone else who was experienced in the field. People would flip out and call ...