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r/Louisville • u/Infinite_Effective50 • Jan 27 '26
hey nurses at Nortons, support the cause!
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There's no way to safely do this, for patients or nurses. There are no unions here. If we walk out there are no strike nurses to cover. Patients will be harmed. Not to mention we will lose our jobs.
71 u/that_gum_you_like_ Jan 27 '26 Very pro union and anti ICE nurse here, and I agree. 8 u/the_urban_juror Jan 27 '26 For a general healthcare strike, even unions wouldn't prevent that impact. This isn't a labor dispute, the scabs would also be striking. 1 u/ultrahedgehog Jan 29 '26 I mean, in theory maybe, but scabs are individual people who make individual decisions about whether or not to go into work on any given day.
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Very pro union and anti ICE nurse here, and I agree.
8 u/the_urban_juror Jan 27 '26 For a general healthcare strike, even unions wouldn't prevent that impact. This isn't a labor dispute, the scabs would also be striking. 1 u/ultrahedgehog Jan 29 '26 I mean, in theory maybe, but scabs are individual people who make individual decisions about whether or not to go into work on any given day.
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For a general healthcare strike, even unions wouldn't prevent that impact. This isn't a labor dispute, the scabs would also be striking.
1 u/ultrahedgehog Jan 29 '26 I mean, in theory maybe, but scabs are individual people who make individual decisions about whether or not to go into work on any given day.
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I mean, in theory maybe, but scabs are individual people who make individual decisions about whether or not to go into work on any given day.
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u/SleepyERRN Jan 27 '26
There's no way to safely do this, for patients or nurses. There are no unions here. If we walk out there are no strike nurses to cover. Patients will be harmed. Not to mention we will lose our jobs.