Staying or Going?

I'll be back, 27 down another 6 to go, I got this!

No incentives here (yet.)

I'm considering other employment. 

I'll be back.  12 years until I retire and collect a pension.  If a better job comes along, I may take it.  But covid isn't a factor in that.  That's always been my belief.  Especially if it's another pensioned position and I can keep my teir.  I have been pushing the angle of a second nurse for the district.  My superintendent hasn't been immediately shutting me down as he has in the past.  I think it's hard to argue with the necessity when I have more or less been at his beck and call night and day for the better part of a year.

I'm going to be leaving my current position after June.  I'm hoping to find another school nurse position.  I'm only changing jobs because I'm moving about an hour away.  My school has handled COVID very well, so I might be throwing myself in the fire by changing to a different school.  We'll see.

I'm returning, no doubts. I'm hoping they approve my request for a raise (we hired 2 new nurses this year which makes me a supervisor) but will be happy to return if they don't. I legitimately love my job and this year has made me (and my admin!!) realize how important I am. 

I am torn and my decision changes by the day.  My family is so tired of hearing me waffle back and forth!  If I stay, I am going to ask for a raise because my pay is abysmal for what I am doing now.  I would ideally like to job share with someone and do 2-3 days a week.  This is highly unlikely, but a pay raise with a 2 day a week schedule is something a girl can dream about, right? ? 

Incentives??? HA, what is that??! LOL

We are union and have not had a contract since June 2019....but yet, here I am, and I am staying. I cant give up this great schedule and my school is awesome!

I'll be back - here until I retire in 10-15 years ? 

I feel it will be better next year......at least I hope ?

I'll be back unless something else fantastic shows up miraculously.    My school handled Covid very well, we have been in person since the beginning, and I would say I had more of a "change" in duties, rather than a drastic increase.   I think next year will be back to more "normal" (I hope).   I have always been aware that this will not be the highest paying job I could have, but the perks are better than most.  

There has been no discussion of incentives to stay, but I'll be returning next year to my current position. Having left a district with a more toxic environment last year, my current district has been a breath of fresh air-even throwing COVID into the mix.

Definitely staying. I did hospital nursing for 9 years, and I truly love what I do. Working with my spouse is my incentive, I guess ?.