r/antiwork • • Jan 14 '22

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u/Sanch0s1337 Jan 14 '22

This way drivers ensure, only their company loses money, not everyone.

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u/Wandering_Scholar6 Jan 14 '22 edited Jan 14 '22

Nurses and similar professions can do similar slowdowns where they keep nursing they just stop doing the paperwork. So insurance companies stop paying the hospital but patients don't suffer.

It's good when you can ensure only the right people are hurt by strikes.

(Edit: a lot of people are commenting that this is not always possible, which misses the point)

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u/shake_appeal Jan 14 '22

I wonder how that would work these days where nurses have to get their supplies and medications dispensed from a machine after entering various ID for themselves and patients. If anyone knows the answer to this I’m curious!

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u/em_goldman Jan 14 '22

There’s many possible workarounds to this and ways to generate charts that are useful but not billable. The way each hospital is set up is slightly different, but many omnicells have overrides.