Special relationships at work
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Ok here goes. Recently I started floating to a wonderful unit with wonderful nurses and cnas who rock. I come to work and leave with a feeling of accomplishment. About two days ago we had a nurse go on vaction and a nurse from another unit has taken her position. Apparrently this nurse has a history of having very special relationships with the men in the facility and her most recent realtionship resulted in a knock-down-drag-out-argument with her beau. some of the regular cnas and nurses have begun to take sides. Yesterday this said nurse came to me and asked my opinion about her situation and I was at a loss for words as to what to tell her because aside from witnessing the argument I really dont have a clue about their relationship, so I told her I didnt want to make a comment because its none of my business. This situation has definitely become a distraction for those involved and is now becoming a soap opera of sorts for the residents who have witnessed the argument. There is definetly some tension between the folks who have taken sides and i fear it might start taking a toll on the work relationship between the crew. I am anxiously awaiting the regular nurses return. Do you guys think its okay for these relationships to go on at work or should there be a no fraternizing (sp)between staff policy across the board?