"If I were you, I wouldn't do it." A sentence that cost a switchboard operator of the Romagna Cup. The 51-year-old woman from Cattolica who worked in Cesena answered the phone to a pregnant town who had to book the first dose of the vaccine anti-Covid. She collected her perplexities and in the end I gave her that advice, followed by the dismissal for just cause following the complaint presented by the patient's husband.
"I remember this very hard-fought pregnant woman - the receptionist told the local press - expressing her outburst and her indecisions about the vaccine, and I, perhaps guilty of naivety, let slip the words' I if I were her not I would. But in the end I booked the first dose anyway. "
"The situation - explained Cristina Gallinucci, president of the Asso cooperative - was managed by our lawyers who took this measure in a complicated period like vaccination, no one can afford to give advice without having the necessary skills".
"My world has collapsed - said the dismissed switchboard operator - I suddenly found myself without a job. Alone with a twenty-year-old daughter to support, in the second year of university, and I have no income. I lived on this salary and now I have to wait two months before I can ask for unemployment which I don't even know if and when it will come. I try not to get depressed and not to get depressed, but it is hard. I have been doing this job for 16 years and it is not easy at my age to find another job . I know that my duty was only to book, but the charge of humanity prevailed in me. I hoped that the story could be reduced, but it did not happen ".
(Unioneonline / ss)
