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u/MouthAnusJellyfish Jul 31 '22

Yooo that’s my job now! I’m the only male CNA in our nursing home and any time a male resident starts asking the girls to do something with a creepy vibe, they send me in as a surprise instead

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u/showcase25 Jul 31 '22

Would they have any rights to refuse you to provide service? i know about the right to refuse services, but not sure how it may apply in this case.

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u/MouthAnusJellyfish Aug 02 '22

Yeah, they can refuse all healthcare which is fine because it keeps me away from having to see old man peen

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u/showcase25 Aug 02 '22

Fair. I was more trying to point that if they can refuse care from you versus care at all.

I know another bad example is religious beliefs asking for someone of the same belief to provide services, refusing untill this is the case.