Alright, so could
you just say and spell your name for
the camera?
Yeah, Annette Burness, that's A-N-N
E-T-T E, B as in
boy, E-R-N A-S.
And then you can just stand back
there.
Okay.
How long have you been a nurse?
I've been a Nurse for five years.
Oh wow. Yeah.
How we have demonstrated that we've
been a part of.
This is my first demonstration I've
been a part of. Can you cut back a
little bit? Okay.
So are you uh, so
what are we doing out here on the
picket line?
What's the, what's the strike order?
Yeah, we are striking for our
patients' safety and their safety.
It's all about the patients.
We just want what's best for them.
We want to take care of them and
we're here in solidarity.
We're advocating for
safe patient ratios.
We want patient ratios to ensure
safety of our patients.
We issued a five-day
strike so this is day one
and you know we're just
here in solidarity and
You know, I'm very proud to be a
nurse. I just have a lot of
compassion for my patients and
for our community.
So I'm just hoping we get a lot
of support from everybody.
If you want to come join us to show
some solidarity.
It's all about patient safety.
I feel that, you know,
during COVID, nurses were heroes.
As time went down, we're zero.
So don't forget about the nurses.
We just want what's best.
We love what we do.
And we're here trying to advocate
for what's best for our patients.
Alright, thank you.