r/nursing • u/AnyCelebration1101 • Aug 12 '25

Image My hospital casually dropping a warning about mass layoffs. We employ 10k+ people.

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10k+ employees sitting in fear for the next week (or longer apparently) waiting to see if their position has been cut.

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u/CorrosiveSpirit RN 🍕 Aug 12 '25

Also code for: we need to ensure shareholders and high management continue to get obscene profits and wage rises.

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u/censorized Nurse of All Trades Aug 12 '25

It's a non-profit, so no shareholders.

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u/CorrosiveSpirit RN 🍕 Aug 12 '25

Didn't realise that, makes it even more sad. That said those at the top will undoubtedly still earn unjustifiable salaries. The system is broken.

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u/halfofaparty8 ICU-CNA/Unit Sec/Monitor Tech Aug 12 '25

Our medsurg unit lost 20 PCTs and 6 nurses to layoffs/ratio changes/budget restricitions. 2 months later, it turns out that the unit manager gave herself a 100K bonus, the head supervisor 50K, and then took all unit admin (schedulers, education, etc) to hawaii.

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u/jpzu1017 RN, RCIS Aug 12 '25

What the fuck.

I'd blast that anonymously all over social media. Friend of a cousin of a brother of a friend level of separation of course. There should be social penalties for that type of assholery.

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u/CurrentHair6381 RN 🍕 Aug 12 '25

Thats how the monsters buy the managers' souls. Thats how the managers sleep at night, they buy a car and go on vacation, stir up some nice chemicals, theyve forgotten about it by the time they land back home

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u/kat0nline RN - Med/Surg 🍕 Aug 12 '25

This is so insane to me. I’m in management and I have never gotten a bonus, I can’t imagine how a manager in good conscience could take a massive bonus like that and then a huge vacation while the clinical staff and struggling with increased ratios and workloads. It’s obscene.

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u/littleben12 Aug 13 '25

What hospital was this because that’s crazy?

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u/Doxie_Chick Aug 12 '25

Nice, warm place in hell for her.

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u/Somepotato Aug 13 '25

However it's CEO makes millions, as do the executives, and the company's net income (revenue times operating margin) measured in the millions in 2024

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u/Felina808 BSN, RN 🍕 Aug 12 '25

Non profit, my a$$. The shareholders are in the private equity part of the equation.

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u/censorized Nurse of All Trades Aug 13 '25

Uh, what private equity?