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What’s wrong with this picture?

Look carefully. What’s wrong with the picture?

Don’t read on. Spend a minute or two and see if you can figure it out.

 Yes, it’s a bit fuzzy……It’s pretty clear to me.

It says Celebrate Nurse’s WEEK! So when did a week become 5 days? I thought a week was 7 days? Did I miss the changing of measurement of time? Was it an act of Congress? God?

I’m familiar with these types of events. Employers have little socials and recognition events. But if you’re gonna celebrate Nurses Week don’t you think you should include all 7 days? What about the folks who only work weekends? Are they not worthy of recognition and social events. Don’t they work just as hard? Aren’t they just as loyal?

As someone who is working very hard to help employers boost morale, keep employees happy and increase employee engagement another two days won’t kill you White Plains Hospital; even if it means someone in Administration has to come in for a few hours that weekend!

Do the right thing! And start by changing the sign!

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