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Highest-paying industries for RNs

Becker's Hospital Review

Government is the highest-paying industry for registered nurses, where they earn an average of almost $30,000 higher than the lowest-paying industry, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

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Collette Health: Setting New Industry Standards

Health Leaders | Nursing

As we look forward, the industry sees the urgent need for improved education and support systems, championing proactive engagement with clinical staff to ensure the smooth rollout of these programs.

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ECU nurse speaks on industry during National Nurses Week

Health Leaders | Nursing

COVID-19 changed how we all live and work, but the healthcare industry was one of the most impacted. That’s why it’s so important to recognize their hard work, especially on this National Nurses’ Day.

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Improving Guard Safety In The Security Industry

Celayix

Do you work in the security industry ? The majority of the security industry consists of security guards, which are an essential business resource for your company. Before learning how you can minimize employee safety risks, let’s examine the safety risks involved in the Security Industry.

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Security Guard Industry & the Technology Evolution

Celayix

The security guard/officer industry is rapidly changing due to technological innovation. This blog will look at some of the technological changes that are taking place in the security industry. In the security industry, mobile devices enable tasks such as employee scheduling & clocking in and out of shifts.

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Helpful Tips to Tackle Burnout in the Healthcare Industry

Celayix

Burnout can affect employees from any industry for several reasons. However, we all know that the healthcare industry has been hit hard in recent times due to the global pandemic. In general, health care workers are at greater risk of burnout than in other industries. Why not offer them another solution?

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Nurses on What Keeps Them from Leaving the Healthcare Industry

Scrubs

Statistics show 32% of registered nurses (RNs) in the United States are considering leaving their current direct-patient-care role, which would have a devastating effect on the industry amid the existing staff shortage. Mel What I do makes a difference to someone, every day. That is what keeps me going back.