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Some context… due to nursing shortages, many places are giving great bonuses and pay rates to new people and temporary help. Those who stay aren’t being compens
by mfer 5y ago
Some context… due to nursing shortages, many places are giving great bonuses and pay rates to new people and temporary help. Those who stay aren’t being compensated the same. This is leading to a lot of people changing jobs. Sometimes to work down the street. There is far more demand for nurses than there is supply.
- hexxagone 5y agoIsn't it how free markets work ?
- burnished 5y agoNot in Texas!
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- SQL2219 5y agonursing wage arbitrage.
- hindsightbias 5y agoAs long as “free” means you can’t partake because you already work in the state.
- giantg2 5y agoSounds like software developer markets (and others) right now.
- ashtonkem 5y agoIt’s funny how selective free market thinkers can be on these things.
- dantheman 5y agoIn general that's how free markets work, but medicine is definitely not a free market and FEMA isn't a customer.
- voakbasda 5y agoNot a free market. Regulatory capture allows the nursing industry to ensure that there will always be a shortage, to allow their members to line their pockets.