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Ideas That Work
Paying Staff Not to Work
Edited by Melonie Marchak, RN, BSN

Melonie Marchak, RN, BSN Paying staff for hours they don't work is how we incentivize our staff to work more efficiently and to cover our facility on low-volume days. Here's what I mean:

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