Silence the abuse

Article Abstract:

A definition is offered by legal bible Blackstone's Criminal Practice (2004), describing verbal abuse as, 'The use of inappropriate words or behavior causing distress and/or constituting harassment'. The problem of verbal abuse is revealed by a nursing times survey as the only survey in which nearly nine in ten of the 2,564 nurses responded to the survey.

Surveys, Terminology, Invective

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Will the bank make us or break us?

Article Abstract:

Study suggests that around 40,000 nurses in the United States are working full-time in banks for earning extra money, and it is reported that the percentage has increased by 36 percent. An attempt is made to explore the reasons behind this fast-growing trend, its effect on the workforce and its implication.

Commercial Banks, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Labor Distribution by Employer, Banking industry, Forecasts and trends, Statistics, Market trend/market analysis

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