Is nursing a job for life?

Article Abstract:

A study shows that nearly 23,000 nurses allowed their registrations to lapse in 2005, which amounts to more than three percent of the total nursing workforce. Nurses are replaced with new registrants and more, and it is striking that many nurses are leaving the profession in their 30s, 40s and 50s as there are retiring in their 60s, and this trend increase dramatically in future.

Market information - general, Government regulation, Supply and demand, Nursing, Licensing, certification and accreditation

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Work opportunities across the world

Article Abstract:

Agencies help skilled nurses to obtain jobs in their chosen country anywhere in the world. The support that agencies offer include developing CVs in the country's accepted format, interviewing and pre-selection of employees and organizing adaptation training.

Management dynamics, Employment Placement Agencies, Employment Agencies, Personnel Supply Services, Employment Services, Applicant Selection, Management, Employee selection, Company business management, Hiring

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