Economic affect from the coronavirus and the impact of our front line Healthcare workers, I alluded to this a couple of days ago and it's coming to light. How many people are willing to work for free and will States and Government pick up the slack regarding pay.
Emergency room doctors and nurses who are putting their personal health at risk to treat coronavirus patients are now seeing their pay, compensation and other benefits being cut as the economic impact from the pandemic is spreading through the medical industry.
Staffing companies that have contracts with hospitals and employ those who work in emergency rooms say the coronavirus has eaten into one of their main sources of revenue: non-essential, elective procedures, which are being postponed nationwide as states are directing facilities to go all-hands-on-deck to fight the growing pandemic.
Doctors, nurses fighting coronavirus are having pay and benefits cut as employers lose revenue
“Every day I’m in county and federal emergency meetings. This is besides seeing patients. I’m doing more hands-on work right now than ever before,” he said, speaking on condition of anonymity. “I’m getting calls 24/7 from the hospital administration, the county management team. I have not had a day off in over two weeks. And I’m working all this for 20 percent less.”
Tenet Healthcare, a company that runs 65 hospitals and is headquartered in Dallas, has announced a postponement of 401(k) matches, ProPublica reports.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/hospital-workers-fighting-coronavirus-pay-benefits-cut