US EditionLuzerne County Council approves prison nurse shift change and advances possible top manager residency requirement change
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Luzerne County Council approves prison nurse shift change and advances possible top manager residency requirement change
Luzerne County Council unanimously voted Tuesday to approve a unionized prison nurse shift change and advance an ordinance that would alter a residency requirement for top administrators. The work shifts of prison nurses will increase from eight to 12 hours. County Correctional Services Division Head James Wilbur has said he believes the shift change will be a recruiting tool because many nurses are accustomed to 12-hour days on a rotating sched…
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