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Do black box motor insurance discriminate against shift workers ( nurses)

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  • Goudy
    Goudy Posts: 2,487 Forumite
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    Hospital worker in NHS Healthcare isn't that much of a stretch. 
    The fact they employed in a NHS hospital is a true statement.
    It's not like they are going to crash their car while doing a patients obs or use their car on a meds round.

    OK a manager is a stretch for a newly qualified nurse, but more experianced nurses like a sister/charge nurse are what are now considered frontline management by the NHS.

    Their roles incorporate a lot of other tasks than just patient care, they will manage staff, supplies and even budgets.

    So manager is probably more or equally appropriate than nurse in their case.


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