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As COVID ravaged N.J. veterans homes, why were dozens of workers suspended with pay? Updated Mar 02, 2021; Posted Feb 25, 2021 Susan Ivanitski, at a candlelight vigil, holds a photo of her husband who died from COVID-19 while a resident at Menlo Park Veterans Memorial Home. Patti Sapone | NJ Advance Media Facebook Share Twitter Share As the deadly pandemic swept through New Jersey’s beleaguered veterans homes, the facilities were left dangerously short of help because scores of nurses and others who were sick and or scared did not come to work. But internal emails obtained by NJ Advance Media show that while administrators were desperately seeking to hire temporary workers, more than two dozen staff members were mysteriously suspended over still-unspecified allegations of abuse or neglect that apparently could not be substantiated. Unable to be fired, they were paid to stay home and told not to come to work.

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