Canadian health care's frontline workers

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I know, I know, another post on Canadian health care. Dry stuff, but vitally important. You know, a blog doesn't survive on pretty pictures alone. Well, perhaps survives, but to thrive, meaningful content is needed -- if you are going to feed your readers' intellects, and make them hungry for more.

... So in conclusion, nurses are vital to our over-worked health care system. They deserve better pay, and, it goes without saying, given the stressful nature of their work, that they get adequate time off to, you know, blow off some steam.

[caption id="attachment_1295" align="alignnone" width="497"]They work hard. They need to play hard. I was surprised to find this in a dumpster. Seems the kind of memory you'd want to cherish. Click image to enlarge. They work hard. They need to play hard. I was surprised to find this in a dumpster. Seems the kind of memory you'd want to cherish. Click image to enlarge.[/caption]
3 comments:
  1. ~xtian said...

    Whoa shit...

    And your tag

    HAHAHAHAHA

    You got my click through... CLICK CLICK CLICK ;)

    And yes - it's the same in our little chunk of the Commonwealth too. Teachers get a shocking deal as well. There's an extraordinary rate of depression and substance abuse in both professions - although how they can keep up with the local tobacco tax I can't begin to guess. Fortunately since our current government is too scared of the lobbyists to touch liquor taxes theyre OK for cheap booze...

    ~xtian

  2. Governments in B.C., and across Canada, of all political strips have been guilty for dacades of severely disrespecting both professions. The problem isn't that politicians do it, so much as the fact that it always goes down so well with voters.

  3. ~xtian said...

    I couldn't agree more. Westminster Democracy is good - until the herd votes for something I don't agree with. Is there such thing as a Left Wing Nietzschean? If so it would probably destroy itself on the spot.

    ~xtian

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