The nurse who has worked at a hospital for twenty five years suffers a disability secondary to a work-related accident and requests accommodation. The nurse is offered a position for which she is qualified, but in an area which she has no experience. Ethically, does the nurse's new position have to provide the same high salary as the old position?
A) No, the nurse's salary may be cut to the entry-level salary of the new position.
B) Yes, the new position must match or exceed the old position's salary.
C) No, but the nurse's seniority should be considered in salary negotiations.
D) Only if the nurse is equally as "productive" in the new position
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