Creating Positive Employee Morale Is Up to You
By Stephanie Staples | Published on Feb 24, 2012
One bad egg can spoil the bunch. And it’s not just eggs, is it?! One colleague on a rampage, one employee stuck in a rut, one subordinate contaminating the minds of others – sadly, it happens all too frequently. And it matters – a lot! […]
Nurse Bullying | One Guy’s Perspective
By Mike Pope, LPN | Published on Feb 20, 2012
I am a male nurse in a woman’s world. When we think about it who took care of us when we were kids, it most likely was mom. But as times change, with it the whole job market. Women can work construction and men can […]
Lateral Violence in Nursing | Breaking the Spell
By Kathleen Bartholomew | Published on Nov 17, 2011
A nurse rolls her eyes at a co-worker as she picks up the assignment sheet that was created by a younger charge nurse. An ICU nurse pretends not to see her co-worker is drowning and ignores her request for help saying she is ‘too busy’. […]
Like Sheep to the Slaughter | Freedom of Speech at Work
By Helen M. French | Published on Nov 8, 2011
If the freedom of speech is taken away then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter. -George Washington At a recent legislative meeting, as I was physically encouraged to stop speaking and leave the premises. I have been an […]