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Awful title. They're saying stimulus money must be used to secure out of state hires because they don't have enough nurses in state. Hiring from the existing
by lugged 5y ago
Awful title.
They're saying stimulus money must be used to secure out of state hires because they don't have enough nurses in state.
Hiring from the existing pool doesn't create a net improvement on the total nurses in state so they're saying you can't be hired with this money if you currently or recently worked for hospitals in state.
Nothing to do with banning quitting.
- klyrs 5y agoThe article does mention that. Also mentions that nurses are significantly underpaid and quitting in droves. Raising pay to compensate the existing nurses would reduce this churn, but they'd rather keep local wages down and let non-resident nurses get the federal funding.
- jws 5y agoIt might be reasonable to say the state stimulus money must be used to import nurses, but using the federal stimulus money to raid nurses from the other states seems morally dubious.
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- Dylan16807 5y ago> Nothing to do with banning quitting. You're not supposed to cut the sentence in half! You can quit in general, but not to move to these jobs. The full action of "quit X to get job Y" is banned.