Some More News Movie T-Shirt

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In the Some More News Movie T-Shirt it is in the first place but US specifically, I’ve met more than a few nurses and doctors that left their respective places of employment because they could not stand to watch people get their lives ruined by medical debt, or even worse opting not to get the surgery or treatment they need because they cannot afford it. You hear a bunch of wild shit at medical conventions, and poaching doctors with stuff like “we have an entire wing just for low income people, and it is funded by private donors” is totally the norm. Sorry, I was more so referring to the current USA generalized “labor shortage” that is being perpetuated in the news cycles currently. I’m well aware that medical, teaching, policing, and a couple of other sectors actually are struggling. However, when reading what the news puts out, it is usually referring to low income jobs.

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Also, I get it, it’s hard to want to work a job that pays $40+ per hour when you work 60hr weeks and never actually get to enjoy it. Although in my area, nurses are not making $40+ an hour. Where I live traveling nurses make a lot more than local nurses. It makes sense to me, if I were single, to leave my town. Where there is a shortage and make 20 bucks an hour more as a traveler. Yup employees actually cost companies money for the Some More News Movie T-Shirt it is in the first place but beginning of their employment. The idea that treating/paying employees like shit is some kind of savvy business practice is absurd on the face of it. While this must be true in some respects, I think even this is vastly overstated. I worked at a place that said there was a 5-figure cost for each new employee, by the six week mark a new person was hitting the expected production targets, making them Essentially no different than anyone else, or even better than someone who was as productive but had gotten some annual increases. Even assuming they were wholly unproductive for the 6 weeks, which they weren’t, they didn’t cost anywhere near 5 figures in that time using the most generous calculation.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.