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Similarly via a quick Google search: - "Almost HALF Of San Francisco Residents Considering Leaving City" (according to survey of 500) - "One in three New York
by tmcw 4y ago
Similarly via a quick Google search:
- "Almost HALF Of San Francisco Residents Considering Leaving City" (according to survey of 500)
- "One in three New Yorkers Considering Leaving The State"
- "Over Half Of Young Lawyers Considering Quitting by 2027, IBA Report."
Look for X people considering Y, and you'll find them. Considering is cheap.
The awful experience of nurses, absolutely, true. But this, like so many others, is a silly poll that doesn't say anything.
- tsol 4y agoI don't mean to by cynical, but this is kind of my feeling. Throughout the pandemic I saw story and story about nurses getting overworked and being underappreciated. There was lots of talk of a nurse exodus.. and yet it's never happened. Even now it's just talk of a possible exodus. Maybe there are just no similar fields to switch into with comparable pay, but it seems as though nurses are sticking it out in the grand scheme. Are plenty of older nurses retiring? Yes. Are some younger nurses also leaving the field after being burned? Yep. But for the majority of nurses, the pay is still worth all the difficulty they see. Hearing about a co-worker getting attacked by an anti-vax patient is alarming, but until it happens to you you're not gonna make any major life changes to avoid that
- xkbarkar 4y ago[flagged]
- cryptonector 4y agoIt is probably meaningful if comparing to past years. A lot of people did leave NYC, and probably NYS. So if a much larger number than usual are considering leaving <fill-in-the-blank>, chances are that a larger number than usual will leave <fill-in-the-blank>.