Feb 11, 2015
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A trade union survey among 2.500 nursing workers has revealed that health care workers are increasingly dissatisfied with their working conditions. Respondents say they simply need more hands, along with better recognition for the important work they do.
A trade union survey among 2.500 nursing workers has revealed that health care workers are increasingly dissatisfied with their working conditions. Respondents say they simply need more hands, along with better recognition for the important work they do. It was the third time that the nursing union carried out a working life barometer survey, assessing such things are best practices, participative management, the rewards associated with the work, and high quality care.
English: http://yle.fi/uutiset/feeling_of_not_being_enough ...
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