There Are Many Reasons Why Nurses Chose to Unionize

question 1

Multiple Choice

There are many reasons why nurses chose to unionize. Outside of a busy cafeteria, you hear a group of nurses talking and expressing discontent about many issues, ranging from management styles to improvements needed for client care. Which of the following statements represents one of the major reasons why nurses would want to unionize in their workplace?

• A) "There are so many times I feel powerless in my workplace."
• B) "I want to be able to improve client care."
• C) "I want to make changes and alter a nursing procedure."
• D) "I want to be a part of decision making."

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