Yup. Totally agree.
It's in vogue for some people, especially in the govt and media, to bash our health workers, but they do a stirling job and in my book 1 health worker is worth more than 100 newspaper editors or MPs. |
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It’s definitely a profession you want to do for the love of the job rather than for the salary, but that’s no excuse for the crap way they’re treated in terms of pay.
I’m almost never ill but I’m very glad you lot are there  |
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By *exysuzi and Mr.SCouple
over a year ago
CONISTON .Stoke Suburbia. Staffs. BARMOUTH. The Lakes (Monthly) |
"It’s definitely a profession you want to do for the love of the job rather than for the salary, but that’s no excuse for the crap way they’re treated in terms of pay.
I’m almost never ill but I’m very glad you lot are there "
It's not just in terms of pay either. It's the daily abuse too xxx |
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"It’s definitely a profession you want to do for the love of the job rather than for the salary, but that’s no excuse for the crap way they’re treated in terms of pay.
I’m almost never ill but I’m very glad you lot are there
It's not just in terms of pay either. It's the daily abuse too xxx "
I know what you mean. I’ve sat in A&E with people before and heard the shouting from further inside the hospital. I get that they’re in pain or scared but when did abusing the people who can help become a good idea? |
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By *exysuzi and Mr.SCouple
over a year ago
CONISTON .Stoke Suburbia. Staffs. BARMOUTH. The Lakes (Monthly) |
"It’s definitely a profession you want to do for the love of the job rather than for the salary, but that’s no excuse for the crap way they’re treated in terms of pay.
I’m almost never ill but I’m very glad you lot are there
It's not just in terms of pay either. It's the daily abuse too xxx
I know what you mean. I’ve sat in A&E with people before and heard the shouting from further inside the hospital. I get that they’re in pain or scared but when did abusing the people who can help become a good idea?"
Zero tolerance is a joke. But we return shift after shift, to help those in desperate need of help, and in life threatening situations. Xxx |
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"It’s definitely a profession you want to do for the love of the job rather than for the salary, but that’s no excuse for the crap way they’re treated in terms of pay.
I’m almost never ill but I’m very glad you lot are there
It's not just in terms of pay either. It's the daily abuse too xxx "
Aye ive been punched couple times at work and spat at.thats only thing i cant handle  |
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I work in a partner organisation to the NHS and know just how bad the pressure is they are under, trust me unless you are up close you have no idea how close it is to breaking point. The staff is all that hold it together, that's not just the clinical staff, it's the support staff too. Massive respect to all of them |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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We're very grateful to every grade of doctor, nurse, pharmacist, porter, cleaner, catering staff and others we've seen over the last 10 days. It's been a pretty slick machine.
Thank you! |
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