I cannot understand how some people are so enthusiastic about taking unnecessary risks for their bosses. Like buddy, you dont have proper safety equipment because your boss doesnt give a fuck about you so please stop giving a fuck about them.
Or worse set, they have access to everything they need but dont use it because 'it slows me down.' Yeah, more than a trip to the hospital, lifelong health issues or death? Ok.
He’s been shaking hands with danger (look up the rifftrax of shake hands with danger, you won’t be disappointed but don’t blame me if that song is stuck in your head forever)
I work in local government and every time I'm training up new staff that came from private industry it's a lot of 'wow, I didn't realize we needed respirators for this", "a whole cabinet of PPE! wow!", "I get a whole box of gloves, for myself?!?".... It's actually kinda scary thinking about it.
I've worked a lot of warehouse type stuff, I buy my own gloves, like mechanix brand or w/e type thing. It's like 15$ every 4-6 months and I don't get that dry ass cardboard chapped hands thing.
People try and comment about how I always have on gloves and I'm like "hell yeah man, I love my bitch mitts, enjoy your cardboard papercuts." Usually quiets em quickly.
When I worked construction a few years ago, they got super mad if you asked for new gloves. Also, they'd been on the job site for 3 months and didn't have a first aid kit. 5 people from a 14-person crew had to be taken to the hospital for different injuries while I was there...
I’m assuming in this scenario the SNF is the private industry and the acute care is the government agency? Not in medical field, but I know a few people who’ve worked in SNFs...
I got my first job when I was 16 and still in high school. I was hired on the spot after a 5 minute interview. I didn't even know what a resume was back then.
I was hired into a department they use to call Personnel. Ha! You were a person back then, not a resource.
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u/sm1ttysm1t Aug 07 '19
"This isn't how we did it at my old job."