[kaila]

Not only that, all the ancillary workers would quit. Housekeeping, laundry, maintenance, cafeteria. They don't make much money, and are not as committed like a physician or nurse. Most likely, quite a few medical and nursing staff would leave if they perceived the situation as risking their life to a intolerable degree. I remember the AIDS crisis when it started in the 1980s. Nurses quit the infectious disease until in my hospital when AIDS first came on the scene.

[kaila]

Unit , not until

[Black Agnes]

And I honestly couldn’t blame them for quitting under the circumstances. You’re told there’s no treatment, no cure and an 80% mortality. We’re ‘pretty sure’ our decon techniques work so suit up and go clean up that vomit over there.

...this after you’ve seen similarly decon’d colleages of yours get sick and die.