Employee makes ‘whistleblower report’ on doctor colleague after he takes on overlapping shifts in the emergency room and the psych ER, potentially putting patients at risk: ‘He has been terminated because of it’

Have you ever had that colleague who seems to constantly bend the rules (or simply break them entirely) without getting caught? The ones who think it's okay to just get up and cheat the system just because they can? Hey, I'm antiwork just like the next guy, but it comes to a point where they gotta realize they're not the only ones in the equation and their selfish actions actually affect other people. Breaking news: Employee learns empathy. I'd like to see that as a headline one day.

In this next story, an employee reports his doctor coworker for taking overlapping shifts in different sections of their hospital's emergency room. Not only is this a double-pay for half the work situation, but he's also potentially endangering the lives of all of the patients who will come into the emergency room that night. If there's only one doctor per emergency room, and he is supposed to be both of them, what then? Well, our little whistleblower comes to the rescue, and commenters thank him for doing the bare minimum in the medical field. Scroll to read the entire story below.

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