That's because the work of frontline nurses is extremely exhausting, yet the income is very low. After being transferred to a secondary line, they can enjoy a more relaxed job, mainly overseeing ordinary nurses. The key is that their salary is considerably higher than that of ordinary nurses.
Therefore, all nurses are very eager to be transferred to a secondary line position.
They refer to entering the secondary line as a promotion.
In fact, it truly is a promotion with a raise.
However, secondary line positions are limited, and the hospital cannot afford to have idle staff. Many frontline nurses, when they see no hope of promotion by the age of thirty-five, choose to change careers or become full-time housewives.
Most smart women still hope to have a job of their own and don't want to reach out to a man for money.
Otherwise, when they grow old and lose their looks, they feel very insecure.
Without a career of their own, their status in the family is often quite low.
