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> Giving payrises or better work conditions won't solve it > "oh you don't want a job in the NHS, its hard unforgiving work with low pay". You're saying fixin
by RobotToaster 4y ago
> Giving payrises or better work conditions won't solve it
> "oh you don't want a job in the NHS, its hard unforgiving work with low pay".
You're saying fixing the root cause of this sentiment, wont fix the sentiment?
- mothsonasloth 4y agoWould you still work in an organisation if they gave you more money but they still didn't help you with: - Work hours / shifts - Holidays - Micromanagement of your workload - Having orders given down but taking full responsibility if it goes wrong? - Miscommunication and resources not being available or sent to the wrong place?
- xboxnolifes 4y agoMe? No. But enough people to solve a worker shortage? Maybe.
- rdtwo 4y agoAsk the railroad workers… that’s what they are striking about
- RobotToaster 4y agoThose fall under "better working conditions" usually?
- lozenge 4y agoThere was already a multi-year pay freeze in the NHS that added up to about 10-15% pay cut. If they reversed it and started giving the 10% annual inflation raise, then yes it could go some way to helping. However, that is so far out of the Overton window. Instead, tax cuts for the rich were prioritised last week.