POV: People often talk about salaries here, but I think most would not be able to grasp how bad Swiss nurses are paid for what they do. And thats even after we voted for the Pflegeinitative.
6_prine on
This seems to be the case in every “developed” country.
Underpaid, overworked nurses.
Of course, a large majority of them are women; should we see there a link that deep into our societies’ roots, patriarchy is still so embedded, that we still find ways to underpay and overwork women who are in a critical field…?
rezdm on
A) it is a beautiful documentary or “follow the day”
B) it is nit bound to Switzerland
MarzipanPen on
To be honest, I prefer documentaries. While the movie may shed light on an important issue, it is still a work of fiction.
SRF has great documentaries about the same topic, with real people:
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POV: People often talk about salaries here, but I think most would not be able to grasp how bad Swiss nurses are paid for what they do. And thats even after we voted for the Pflegeinitative.
This seems to be the case in every “developed” country.
Underpaid, overworked nurses.
Of course, a large majority of them are women; should we see there a link that deep into our societies’ roots, patriarchy is still so embedded, that we still find ways to underpay and overwork women who are in a critical field…?
A) it is a beautiful documentary or “follow the day”
B) it is nit bound to Switzerland
To be honest, I prefer documentaries. While the movie may shed light on an important issue, it is still a work of fiction.
SRF has great documentaries about the same topic, with real people:
Spätschicht im Kinderspital – Notaufnahme am Anschlag
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFxU7JwNynM
Pflegenotstand Schweiz – Personalmangel im Gesundheitswesen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J63BllukLWo
Pflegepersonal in der Schweiz – Arbeiten zwischen Frust und Leidenschaft
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsLQTyYuXUE
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