In attempting to decide whether to go on strike, nurses are often concerned about the well-being of the clients in the hospital. What legal requirement helps alleviate this concern?
a. Hospitals are permitted to hire unlicensed personnel to substitute for the striking RNs.
b. Enough RNs are required to stay and work on the floors to maintain safe levels of care.
c. A 10-day notice must be given to the hos-pital before a strike takes place.
d. LPNs are permitted to function as RNs in strike situations.
C
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