> They can just not show up, but then the hospital will fire them (with a strong position to deny them unemployment when they do). Hold on. They've quit. The h

> They can just not show up, but then the hospital will fire them (with a strong position to deny them unemployment when they do). Hold on. They've quit. The hospital has taken them to court and obtained a legal injunction preventing them from quitting. Now you're suggesting that the hospital threaten to fire them? That's the point of quitting. It's like if a six year old is throwing a tantrum because they want a cookie and you threaten to give them a cookie unless they stop throwing a tantrum.