Reply #8: There's no supervisor [View All]

[Prism]

The patient is directly compensated by the state for care, the patient pays me directly, and the patient has ultimate say so in hiring and hours. I actually don't even know if I have any recourse outside of "I work for this person as a caregiver". (I'm sure I do, I know the actual govt. agency under which all this happens, but I only deal with the client in pretty much all affairs and details).

So, I'm coming at this like someone who feels they could be let go if the wrong opinion is given. And the patient does have a strong belief in their religion. Which is why I have, so far, said nothing at all. I feel giving any kind of religious offense is begging for dismissal.