Thermo said:
well be around to your place with the 12 bore at 9 o'clock in the morning then
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joe-90 said:
That's not your line, it's Eric Bogle's.
joe-90 said:
Well I hope you died quick, and I hope you died clean
Or Willie McBride, was it slow and obscene.
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joe-90 said:
Why do you have to be so disrespectful Joe, by rubbishing what people say? dg123 is only explaining what his wife does. Which quite frankly I know to be true having worked on the wards myself for many years
When you are dealing with sick and ill people and emergency situations you can't just pick up your bag and coat and go home.........you stay until things have been sorted out. When there is a cardiac arrest, serious road traffic accident or a death it's all hand on deck - in these situations you are covered by the hospital - Unless you have worked for the NHS within the busy ward and acute areas you don't know what you're talking about.
As for comparing this with a train driver if the train driver is working excessive overtime and is tired then he will be brought to account - however, under normal circumstances the driver finsishes his shift when his train is back in the station - if he is disrupted by stoppages on the line then thats how it goes........it's a situation that can't be helped, in this instance he would be covered for any accident that happens
joe-90 said:
Maybe she gets time off in lieu - the NHS rarely pay their nursing staff (or ancillary staff) overtime - this tends to be paid to the managers.
When there is an emergency or a crisis it is a nurses responsibility to stay and help - just like if I saw an accident in the street I have a duty of care to help if I don't I am negligent within my professional body and can be prosecuted and struck off the nursing register
You really have no perception of the role and responsibilities of staff (especially nursing staff) within the NHS - if you had you wouldn't have written the stuff you have
I have forgotten how many times I have stayed at the bedside of people who were dying until they died because they had no family to stay with them when I had finished my shift - never once have I been told to go because I was 'tresspassing' or been paid or had time off in lieu.
Put up the evidence from nurses which says they will leave an emergency situation (even if they are not paid) because it's time to go home - you can't because they won't
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paulbrown
I would prefer nurses to get my taxes rather than the fat controller.
He MUST have something big on Tone.
He MUST have something big on Tone.
JulieL/B said:
I don't think you have duty of care and have to help Julie. I think the point would be that if you did decide to help you would be accepting a duty of care and if you treated the patient in the wrong way you would be negligent
There's no point in arguing with Joe, he just likes winding people up for the fun of it
Pickles is right. Joe seems to think that no matter what the subject matter - he always knows best! Says it all.
My hubby works in a 'govt. position' not with MP's LOL & if he was paid for all of his extra hours we would be rich!!!!
There are times when he can't just say 'Oh sorry, it's home time' - otherwise he'd have people screaming human rights at him and all sorts of other stuff. Some days he starts work at 5am and doesn't finish until 8 or 9pm - sometimes we rarely see him
Saying that his big boss does appreciate him as he's just nominated him for a ********* of the year award (*****'s indicate what he does - which I am not about to reveal on here!).
My hubby works in a 'govt. position' not with MP's LOL & if he was paid for all of his extra hours we would be rich!!!!
There are times when he can't just say 'Oh sorry, it's home time' - otherwise he'd have people screaming human rights at him and all sorts of other stuff. Some days he starts work at 5am and doesn't finish until 8 or 9pm - sometimes we rarely see him
Saying that his big boss does appreciate him as he's just nominated him for a ********* of the year award (*****'s indicate what he does - which I am not about to reveal on here!).
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It's no good saying I'm a 'know-all' when you know that I am right.
A nurse (or other health worker) cannot treat a patient when she is off duty. End of story.
The poster I was replying to said his wife works something like 20 hours a week UNPAID. That's clearly rubbish - which is why he's left the thread.
I know it, you know it - and everyone else knows it.
joe
A nurse (or other health worker) cannot treat a patient when she is off duty. End of story.
The poster I was replying to said his wife works something like 20 hours a week UNPAID. That's clearly rubbish - which is why he's left the thread.
I know it, you know it - and everyone else knows it.
joe
Why? they caused untold damage to this country!masona said:Stop blaming the Tories
besides you are always blaming labour what's the difference??
the only difference i can see is the tories went out of their way to be corrupt and sold off lots of services to gain profit for certain individuals whereas labour have had to pick up the pieces and it's no wonder they have found it an almost impossible task as the system is so hard to change now, at least labour are trying to reform and it will take many many years to put right what the tories have damaged, I just hope the tories never get back in again otherwise in 5 years time the posts here will be about nothing but how they have ruined the country.
Mark my words!!
Oh and it was the tories that brought in all those pointless penpushers not labour.
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