At our hospital we have vocera badges for voip. If you double tap the call button it will call security for you and give them your location, they come running.
I’m sorry this happened to your colleague and you. Unfortunately healthcare takes a lot of abuse
This reminds me of the hotel room in fear and loathing in Las Vegas
One of my favorite YouTube videos from William Osman How Much Sawdust Can You Put In A Rice Crispy?
Like we built on-top of an ancient civilization
The only thing I'm missing in jerboa - is there a way to set my comments default sort? Seems to default to hot and idk how to change it. Thankyawww
I quit that game years ago for my mental health. I was obsessed with it, but I remember spending over an hour every day trying to get x wins to get the daily chest. I miss playing it sometimes, but ultimately I think it's bad for me lol
yooooo lj I'm so excited. Thank you brother I've been using your app forever.
I notice it's been really stagnant today, was a lot more active the last two days. Is everyone gone back to reddit??
I see -1 comment my end on jerboa. Weird
Edit: after my comment it is now at 0. Also I can see some comments were deleted, perhaps a thread was deleted and those comments are counted as negative??
Arbitrator Awards 45,000 Ontario Hospital Workers 6.25% Wage Increase; Registered Practical Nurses To Get Additional Incentive TORONTO, ON – On Tuesday, Arbitrator Kaplan’s Bill 124 reopener award recognized the extent to which Doug Ford’s Bill 124 unconstitutionally suppressed union member wages...
On Tuesday, Arbitrator Kaplan’s Bill 124 reopener award recognized the extent to which Doug Ford’s Bill 124 unconstitutionally suppressed union member wages — particularly given the combined effects of the pandemic, the healthcare worker recruitment and retention crisis and inflation — and determined that these factors must be reflected in compensation increases for OCHU/CUPE and SEIU Healthcare members.
However, the arbitration award only partially recognizes these factors, in providing for salary increases of 3.75% in 2022 and 2.5% in 2023, together with a two-dollar boost to the predominant RPN hourly rate and long-deserved increases to shift and weekend premiums, call-back, vision and massage coverage. The wage increases are in addition to 1% increases for each year of the collective agreement awarded by another arbitrator under Bill 124.
Unfortunately, these increases still fall well short of what is needed to keep up with inflation and to respond to the serious shortage of healthcare workers in Ontario hospitals. Given the economic growth, we would have liked to see increases that surpassed inflation, or at minimum offset it.
OCHU/CUPE and SEIU Healthcare members are committed to ensuring that these critical issues are addressed in the upcoming round of negotiations and urge both the Participating Hospitals and Doug Ford’s Ontario government to come to the bargaining table with a renewed commitment to providing the compensation necessary to address ongoing inflation and the unprecedented staffing crisis in Ontario’s hospitals.
Recent negotiated settlements and arbitrated outcomes acknowledge the impact of Bill 124, realizing what the OHA themselves forecasted as “…consequences that could negatively impact hospital employees and create financial and operational disruption that would overshadow the impact of any short-term cost avoidance on compensation increases”. Accordingly, we call on the OHA to stand with us in demanding that the Ontario government abandon its costly appeal of Bill 124, which they continue to pursue.
all your base, peanut butter jelly time and numa numa were the height of humor. I used to love old ebaums world
Damn I remember this. I can still hear the sound of the beginning of the videos in my head
Maybe sciatic nerve pain? Sitting for long periods can put pressure on that nerve that runs all the way down your legs from your back. It can get pretty nasty. There's a lot of stretches you can do that help (look it up on YouTube), and walking and standing help.
See a doctor, of course. Good luck
https://pcpartpicker.com/ or https://pcpartpicker.ca if you're Canadian is very helpful for drafting up a build or shopping for parts, specially if you're a newbie. You can even find recommended builds on there.
do you remember when they tried to make Millhouse a meme