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And while I'm at it, do people really turn up late at night with amusing items attached to their genitals?

How can a worker cope at their maxmium level in the ICU department?

...instead of someone there all alone ?

On returning to work GM asked the staff to do an MRI - Did the scan show Gerry had a heart?

mouth sewn shut. 727 major gaffes during the campaign that the press just happened to over look as just misspeaking(male bovine manure)

Why this is an ethical dilemma?
Who is effected by the situation?
What you would do if faced with this delemma?
How you feel this situation shoul be resolved?

Working in A&E you are more likely to splashed and stained with bodily fluids than anywhere else in the hospital due to the nature of the work. Scrubs are washed and supplied in the hospital so there is always a large supply to get changed into rather than having to take several uniforms to work with you which are washed at home. Most people wouldnt want to put uniforms covered in blood in their own washing machine.

I work for a large hospital in Wisconsin and they recently decided they were going to send out a criminal background check survey to ALL hospital staff. They are claiming they are choosing to apply the four or five year background check required by the Caregiver law to ALL hospital staff. I work in IT and NEVER have patient contact. This seems fishy to me besides just being insulting. I was honest on my application and nothing has change in my criminal histroy (or complete lack there of) since my hiring almost four years ago. They also said if we did not fill out this form and return it we would be fired. Beyond applying the caregiver law to non-caregivers I thought it was illegal to force someone to fill something out / sign something under duress of their job? I know this doesn't replace consulting a lawyer but looking for some guidance on where I stand and what my options are. Thanks to anyone with legal expertiese that can help.

they take a s#% like the everybody else does behind a bathroom door!