My mind goes to the healthcare staff who still have to report to their facility for 7:30 in the morning no matter the weather.
There has been a lot of social change since the 1930s. Back then, nurses were seen as subservient and likely lived in residence attached to a hospital. Reporting for duty was not an issue on bad weather days.
No one will live apart from their family in this day and age without appropriate compensation, like the way nurses do working for FHNIB nursing stations up north.
There has been a lot of social change since the 1930s. Back then, nurses were seen as subservient and likely lived in residence attached to a hospital. Reporting for duty was not an issue on bad weather days.
No one will live apart from their family in this day and age without appropriate compensation, like the way nurses do working for FHNIB nursing stations up north.