A nurse who is a chronic complainer comes back from lunch 20 minutes late. When confronted by the manager, the nurse says, "The nurses who smoke always take longer lunches. No one says anything to them." What is the manager's major consideration before replying to this statement?

1. Policies must be consistently applied to all employees. 2. Since the hospital is smoke free, those nurses who wish to smoke must leave campus for lunch. 3. This nurse complains about everything. 4. The human resources policy is that nurses get 60 minutes for lunch.

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Kyson Gardner

28 May, 04:24

A nurse who is a chronic complainer comes back from lunch 20 minutes late. When confronted by the manager, the nurse says, "The nurses who smoke always take longer lunches. No one says anything to them." What is the manager's major consideration before replying to this statement?

1. Policies must be consistently applied to all employees. 2. Since the hospital is smoke free, those nurses who wish to smoke must leave campus for lunch. 3. This nurse complains about everything. 4. The human resources policy is that nurses get 60 minutes for lunch.

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Lesly Gibson · Answer 1

1. Policies must be consistently applied to all employees

Explanation:

In the given scenario, the nurse has justified her late coming by complaining about the other nurses who smoke also comes late and hence the manager's major consideration before replying must be based on that the policies must be consistently applied to all employees.