First they applauded, then criticism was leveled at those who did not want to be vaccinated. The employees in Bavaria’s nursing homes have been the focus of attention since the beginning of the corona pandemic. But what is your everyday life like now?
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Nadja Tausche, Erlangen
Natalie von Schemm looks at the duty roster. He should give her answers about who could fill in for the 2 p.m. shift. There is not much time, the employee’s sick note came at eleven o’clock. The phone in her coat pocket rings. Schemm, nurse and head of the residential area in the retirement home at Ohmplatz in Erlangen, picks up and sits down at the desk. A colleague is looking for a key. The phone rings again, it goes on all the time. No one has yet found a replacement for the roster, but now Schemm has to move on.