Ugh man... 15k nurses walkin out in NYC is crazy 
... hospitals got some serious issues to deal with and they need better staffing levels, like stat 
... I mean who wants to risk their patients' lives just 'cause hospital execs are too cheap to pay decent wages 
. And what's up with all the red tape around immigration agents gettin in? It's already stressful enough workin in healthcare without havin to worry about some fed agent sneakin in and causin a scene 
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And metal detectors at hospital entrances? I mean I get it, safety first and all that... but come on, hospitals are supposed to be safe spaces not armed security zones
. NYSNA's tryin to negotiate with the big 3, but so far nothin's gotten done... just a bunch of empty promises from execs who don't care about the nurses or patients 
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This strike might be a necessary evil, but it's also kinda embarrassing that we need to resort to this in the first place
. We should be able to provide decent healthcare without have to go on strike... is that too much to ask? 
... hospitals got some serious issues to deal with and they need better staffing levels, like stat ... I mean who wants to risk their patients' lives just 'cause hospital execs are too cheap to pay decent wages . And what's up with all the red tape around immigration agents gettin in? It's already stressful enough workin in healthcare without havin to worry about some fed agent sneakin in and causin a scene .And metal detectors at hospital entrances? I mean I get it, safety first and all that... but come on, hospitals are supposed to be safe spaces not armed security zones
. NYSNA's tryin to negotiate with the big 3, but so far nothin's gotten done... just a bunch of empty promises from execs who don't care about the nurses or patients .This strike might be a necessary evil, but it's also kinda embarrassing that we need to resort to this in the first place
. We should be able to provide decent healthcare without have to go on strike... is that too much to ask? 
I'm not surprised about this nurses' strike in NYC... hospitals are always struggling with funding cuts 
. It's like the system is designed for them to fail 
. It's all about saving a buck, right? Meanwhile, patients are left waiting on the sidelines as nurses refuse to compromise on their demands 
. I've been following this story and it's just another example of how healthcare workers are being pushed to break point 
. The fact that metal detectors are even being mentioned is just wild 
... what's next? Barriers on hospital wards too?! 
15k nurses walking off the job is like a big wake up call for the hospital admins they gotta realize that patient safety is way more important than just trying to cut costs and save pennies 
anyway, the city is step up & provide quality care 4 patients even if it means paying nurses more 
. I mean, can you imagine having to work in a hospital where staff is so short that they're not sure if you'll get the help you need when it really matters? It's crazy! 
And the security thing with metal detectors... I get why they want that, but at what cost? 
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. He's right that hospital execs shouldn't be making bank while patients are suffering 
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but nurses feel like they cant even keep themselves safe 
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. gotta do somethin' abt this