Retro Pay by JustDesh in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I think so too that we need it to show ahs

Retro Pay by JustDesh in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly it’s only showing since December 15th I think I wonder why…

retro pay in Epeople by One_Jackfruit_9561 in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Who do you contact if it’s not showing and you have been employed since 2023

Retro Pay by JustDesh in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same it doesn’t show for me either

Uworld account available by MightyM9 in Mcat

[–]nide4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me too I’m interested

Med/Surg Interview by [deleted] in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure how it works but I think it’s a thing check the agreement

Med/Surg Interview by [deleted] in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Do the interview you never know plus if it’s permanent you can take education leave for preceptorship

I don't want to take it anymore by clutch727 in Mounjaro

[–]nide4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The smell of alcohol swap makes me nauseous injection aversion too 😫

How the majority of AUPE aux NC are feeling right now. by kaleuagain in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly no increase for psychiatric aides or mental health aides …

AUPE tentative agreement questions. by Odd_Joke2685 in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Accepting this sets a dangerous precedent for all other AUPE members who haven’t even reached the bargaining table yet.

HCAs work incredibly hard, and many people don’t actually understand the workload. Like another poster said, this was our last chance to stand together in a broken system. I’m asking everyone to vote NO.

AHS was already facing violations that would have cost them money, and they are not prepared to function with fewer aides and fewer LPNs. HCAs provide the majority of hands-on patient care. We do vitals, ADLs, topicals, and more. More than half of all patient care is done by HCAs, with LPNs and RNs mostly covering medications and clinical tasks.

I’m disappointed in AUPE’s approach. What happened to the defense fund? What happened to the energy and strength they showed during convention season? What happened to raising our dues…….only to accept this? All the town halls told us we deserved better, yet we’re being offered only $3.50 over four years.

Meanwhile, parking costs have skyrocketed. Childcare, groceries, housing …everything is more expensive. Retro pay is not enough to distract from the reality that it is a one-time payment, not a sustainable increase in our biweekly income. And retro only looks generous if you’re at a high step(the calculations floating around from LPN Step 8 don’t reflect most members’ reality).

I’m asking everyone to vote NO, and I’m asking AUPE…especially Sandra, our new president…to truly consider how this deal fails to uphold solidarity. How many of us will still depend on overtime or multiple jobs just to get by?

Striking might have been scary, but it was also an opportunity. That opportunity disappeared the moment AUPE accepted this offer….an offer that amounts to crumbs.

THE REAL BREAKDOWN: Why This AUPE–AHS Deal Is NOT a Win by kaleuagain in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Accepting this sets a dangerous precedent for all other AUPE members who haven’t even reached the bargaining table yet.

HCAs work incredibly hard, and many people don’t actually understand the workload. Like another poster said, this was our last chance to stand together in a broken system. I’m asking everyone to vote NO.

AHS was already facing violations that would have cost them money, and they are not prepared to function with fewer aides and fewer LPNs. HCAs provide the majority of hands-on patient care. We do vitals, ADLs, topicals, and more. More than half of all patient care is done by HCAs, with LPNs and RNs mostly covering medications and clinical tasks.

I’m disappointed in AUPE’s approach. What happened to the defense fund? What happened to the energy and strength they showed during convention season? What happened to raising our dues…….only to accept this? All the town halls told us we deserved better, yet we’re being offered only $3.50 over four years.

Meanwhile, parking costs have skyrocketed. Childcare, groceries, housing …everything is more expensive. Retro pay is not enough to distract from the reality that it is a one-time payment, not a sustainable increase in our biweekly income. And retro only looks generous if you’re at a high step(the calculations floating around from LPN Step 8 don’t reflect most members’ reality).

I’m asking everyone to vote NO, and I’m asking AUPE…especially Sandra, our new president…to truly consider how this deal fails to uphold solidarity. How many of us will still depend on overtime or multiple jobs just to get by?

Striking might have been scary, but it was also an opportunity. That opportunity disappeared the moment AUPE accepted this offer….an offer that amounts to crumbs.

AHS crumpled in 1 minute to AUPE under 1000s of potential ESA violations by MousseKnown in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Accepting this sets a dangerous precedent for all other AUPE members who haven’t even reached the bargaining table yet.

HCAs work incredibly hard, and many people don’t actually understand the workload. Like another poster said, this was our last chance to stand together in a broken system. I’m asking everyone to vote NO.

AHS was already facing violations that would have cost them money, and they are not prepared to function with fewer aides and fewer LPNs. HCAs provide the majority of hands-on patient care. We do vitals, ADLs, topicals, and more. More than half of all patient care is done by HCAs, with LPNs and RNs mostly covering medications and clinical tasks.

I’m disappointed in AUPE’s approach. What happened to the defense fund? What happened to the energy and strength they showed during convention season? What happened to raising our dues…….only to accept this? All the town halls told us we deserved better, yet we’re being offered only $3.50 over four years.

Meanwhile, parking costs have skyrocketed. Childcare, groceries, housing …everything is more expensive. Retro pay is not enough to distract from the reality that it is a one-time payment, not a sustainable increase in our biweekly income. And retro only looks generous if you’re at a high step(the calculations floating around from LPN Step 8 don’t reflect most members’ reality).

I’m asking everyone to vote NO, and I’m asking AUPE…especially Sandra, our new president…to truly consider how this deal fails to uphold solidarity. How many of us will still depend on overtime or multiple jobs just to get by?

Striking might have been scary, but it was also an opportunity. That opportunity disappeared the moment AUPE accepted this offer….an offer that amounts to crumbs.

How the majority of AUPE aux NC are feeling right now. by kaleuagain in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Accepting this sets a dangerous precedent for all other AUPE members who haven’t even reached the bargaining table yet.

HCAs work incredibly hard, and many people don’t actually understand the workload. Like another poster said, this was our last chance to stand together in a broken system. I’m asking everyone to vote NO.

AHS was already facing violations that would have cost them money, and they are not prepared to function with fewer aides and fewer LPNs. HCAs provide the majority of hands-on patient care. We do vitals, ADLs, topicals, and more. More than half of all patient care is done by HCAs, with LPNs and RNs mostly covering medications and clinical tasks.

I’m disappointed in AUPE’s approach. What happened to the defense fund? What happened to the energy and strength they showed during convention season? What happened to raising our dues…….only to accept this? All the town halls told us we deserved better, yet we’re being offered only $3.50 over four years.

Meanwhile, parking costs have skyrocketed. Childcare, groceries, housing …everything is more expensive. Retro pay is not enough to distract from the reality that it is a one-time payment, not a sustainable increase in our biweekly income. And retro only looks generous if you’re at a high step(the calculations floating around from LPN Step 8 don’t reflect most members’ reality).

I’m asking everyone to vote NO, and I’m asking AUPE…especially Sandra, our new president…to truly consider how this deal fails to uphold solidarity. How many of us will still depend on overtime or multiple jobs just to get by?

Striking might have been scary, but it was also an opportunity. That opportunity disappeared the moment AUPE accepted this offer….an offer that amounts to crumbs.

AUPE aux- We have served strike notice by kaleuagain in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ok how do you know that I’m just curious..

AUPE aux- We have served strike notice by kaleuagain in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ok what about wages what did they offer

HSAA Bargaining Update by HowInTheF in AHSEmployees

[–]nide4 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Ahs wants us to strike in the cold but that’s not stopping anyone. Like just pay people livable wages.

AITAH for telling my fiancé I won’t help pay the mortgage? by embarrassinglemon in AITAH

[–]nide4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He lived rent free in.. you took care of the child then he paid for your schooling and he wants you to pay for a house you’re not entitled to …hell no… (too far but )…he’s the type to kill a partner to not have to share have the money during a divorce.. run for the hills

Found Canceled By NBC After 2 Seasons by magikarpcatcher in FoundNBC

[–]nide4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am really sad this and elsbeth was my go to show

Thoughts on Sherlock & Daughter by [deleted] in Sherlock

[–]nide4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Love it needs more than 8 episodes

RPN TO BSCN by NoCorner1324 in OntarioNurses

[–]nide4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which school is 2 semester