How can you not understand that welfare and welfare conditions are so bad that no one wants jobs? – the work

Then the day came when the measure was reached. I have struggled in Skåne for 27 years.

Despite the fact that the conditions for doing the job are getting worse with each passing year and the patients are getting worse.

And despite the fact that the places of care available for care have become much less – at the same time the staff within 24 hours has become a shrinking crowd.

We’ve been advice on all this for a long time, with no one listening. We get hurt, patients get hurt.

“Enough now. I leave you.”

Despite the fact that health care was a major electoral issue, despite the fact that people stood in unison and applauded when we health care workers stood at the front and dealt with the coronavirus infection, it was forgotten on Election Day. The path you choose affects us.

I feel betrayed, spit, so wet that I have had enough.

That’s enough for now. I leave you now.

I cannot accept the terms you have chosen for us to operate under. Throw in the towel. I don’t want anymore.

Why is no one listening to us?

In 27 years, I have raised my voice. I objected, argued, and committed myself to the right to equal and coherent care for all of us.

So that those of us who do this work don’t have to pay for a poverty pension or long-term sick leave. Why is no one listening to us?

Why do voters listen to simple solutions? How not to understand that efficiencies are cuts?

How can you not understand that while welfare and welfare conditions are very poor, no one wants jobs?

How can you expect to have health care that works when the resources spent per resident are lower than in the previous year and more people are living longer with chronic diseases, while medical advances advance, with costs increasing as a result?

Leave care spaces empty

We disappear one by one like a Liming train. It leaves more empty places of care, and creates gaps in the stream.

It is we who will be the mentors for future colleagues, security and stability for the new colleague, the student.

Our backs flex because of the burden we had to bear, which everyone left on our knees wears to solve the problem.

We leave to recruiters, to work abroad, we leave completely different jobs.

I endured for 27 years, for 27 years I accepted the terms you gave me. But not anymore. Not saying thank you for the applause. I say thank you and bye.