working 7 days a week, 12 to 16 hour days, risking your life every second of those long work days. hmmm.. doesn't sound so great when you really think about it.
working 7 days a week, 12 to 16 hour days, risking your life every second of those long work days. hmmm.. doesn't sound so great when you really think about it.Just heard that nurses willing to go to Covid hotspots can earn as much as $6K/week.
working 7 days a week, 12 to 16 hour days, risking your life every second of those long work days. hmmm.. doesn't sound so great when you really think about it.
$200 hr is still is not enough in my opinion, not for the risk invovled, the stress, etc. How many of these medical personal are going to have PSDT down the road?Couple of weeks ago I heard some Texas or Florida hospital guy complaining traveling Nurses were charging $200 per hour.
If I were a Nurse and vaccinated FUCK YEAH I would do that.
That is a strange way of saying no one is not vulnerable to COVID.
I would just ignore him, he's being a pedant and targeting you for no real reason. The implication that everyone is equally susceptible to COVID-19 is silly on its face and requires no response.Because NOBODY IS.
Some have severe symptoms, others have slight symptoms and others don't notice their symptoms: doesn't mean they don't have any.
This is exactly what I was talking about in that thread from a few months ago when NYC ordered business to check vaccination status.When Texas sends tourists, they aren't sending their best. Three Texan women assault an NYC restaurant hostess over proof of vaccination
100 percent certain these tards hated socialism, and Bernie and AOC, while trying to benefit from it personally. Their brood are probably too fucking stupid to understand it as well. While they vote to deny it to others. They shamelessly hold their virtual beggars bowl.
‘Alabama Pickers’ YouTuber Couple Hawking Vaccine Skepticism Both Die of COVID
The Alabama twosome were known on YouTube for online resale tips and vaccine denialism.www.thedailybeast.com
I would just ignore him, he's being a pedant and targeting you for no real reason. The implication that everyone is equally susceptible to COVID-19 is silly on its face and requires no response.
Like I said above, the public-health vaccination policies in Portugal (and EU countries) are necessarily quite different from where the U.S. is now. We have plenty of vaccines everywhere, and very few people have a legitimate problem getting to a vaccine. Many experts have said that government mandates won't work well because the vaccine-resistant don't respond well to either the carrot or the stick. It looks fairly obvious to me that as other wealthy countries hit 80% vaccination rate in short order, the U.S. can only look at that target in envy and won't achieve that anytime soon, if ever.
Thanks for posting that. Unfortunately throwing money at burned out healthcare workers isn't going to resolve this. This is a huge concern IMO. How much longer can they keep this up and who is crazy enough to replace them.
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That might help individuals but not the problem. Since you stated it as a question:So...hope and prayers instead?
I'm sorry, no sympathy, fuck them. Alabama is now a better place, if that is possible.
‘Alabama Pickers’ YouTuber Couple Hawking Vaccine Skepticism Both Die of COVID
The Alabama twosome were known on YouTube for online resale tips and vaccine denialism.www.thedailybeast.com
Still not enough.
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$200 hr is still is not enough in my opinion, not for the risk invovled, the stress, etc. How many of these medical personal are going to have PSDT down the road?
$6000 a week however, if working 16 hour days 7 days a week, is only $35 an hour after you calculate OT and such, no where close to that $200 an hour.
Up till recently, the costs where supposed to be reimbursed by the federal government, so up till now, there shouldn't be no effect on out premiums. Going forward that may change.When is this going to hit all of our insurance premiums? OMG. Their stupidity will be very expensive for the rest of us
Correct me if i'm wrong but USA's worst ever week thus far (averaged) in daily fatalities was less than 5000 per day, during that week.
Portugal's Government thought it was a good idea to open up the country JUST for Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve: the result was nothing short of catastrophic.
We had the last week of January with an average of 288 daily fatalities (in 2 of those days, we surpassed 300 fatalities). This number MAY SEEM SMALL, until you scale it to USA's population (roughly 32 times that of Portugal's) ... it's the equivalent of over 9200 deaths per day EVERY DAY of that week.
We had 30 ambulances parked outside one of the country's biggest hospitals (link in Portuguese) because there was no room inside, and the waiting time was sometimes over 8 hours, and if you think that's the worst it got, THINK AGAIN.
Portugal is on the right path NOW (and has been since our vaccination efforts ramped up) but we FVCKED IT UP quite badly too before.
Have to ask, what was everybody doing to cause such an effect?
Understand there are states/communities here that have done next to nothing in terms of precautions. What's the death rate per capita?
Thank god they were not required to wear masks or get a little shot. The freedumb is winning!This Idaho hospital is paying traveling nurses 250/hr.
Kootenai Health, a hospital in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
For 40 hrs that's 10k a week.
Because the Government released restrictions for those days, many chose to visit relatives / old friends / have family gatherings ...
Our hospitals got overwhelmed, hence the ambulances waiting outside: IIRC, there were 46 ambulances with patients waiting outside a single hospital (our biggest) and the waiting time exceeded 10 hours for some of them ... no wonder the daily fatalities skyrocketed so much ...
As of today, Portugal has had 17895 fatalities attributed to COVID and, according to Worldometer, that's 1761 fatalities per 1M people: that's the equivalent of 562500 deaths, when roughly scaled to USA's population.
Portugal COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer
Portugal Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.www.worldometers.info
Just heard that nurses willing to go to Covid hotspots can earn as much as $6K/week.
Not happening in most blue states. Enough non maga to make it ok.Yeh, but wht happens when the whole country is a hot spot?