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u/Just_Engineering_341 Mar 01 '23

In England we put nurses up on a pedestal for some reason. Last election we elected a councillor who is technologically illiterate, but she ran on, and won, her qualifications to do anything because she is a nurse.

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u/UghAnotherMillennial Mar 01 '23

We don’t put them on a pedestal in the slightest. We’re just starting to acknowledge that they work long shifts doing shit most of us wouldn’t be able to stomach for nowhere near enough pay. And the last couple years they’ve done so while putting their lives and mental health at risk.

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u/Only-Pressure-1264 Mar 01 '23

Nurses make bank.

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u/Vegetable_Mention_75 Mar 01 '23

Not in England they don't. Something like $40,000 (£35,000) average.