Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Ahhhh,Home Health Care! A job I loved, except for the ridiculous amount of paperwork and unpaid hours doing the same. Because of billing fraud, Medicare requires the HH agency to cover their butts a thousand times,or face inquiries.In order to stay afloat, there is a code of,"we'll give you a 12 hour workday to perform in 8,if you can't get it done,we'll blame it on you". Very dysfunctionalDarksin wrote:It wasn't a theme park, although I can tell you my indentured service time working for theme parks was far more enjoyable then my last job! I'd rather work at a park then ever deal with the endless drama, chaos and total joke of a company this last job was!
Thank god, now my phone won't ring 1-4 times per day (while I'm sleeping since I'm on night shift) to "Pick up" extra work. They are so bad, let me give you a minor list of complaints!
-They are understaffed since they can't keep any new people. The pay is crap, my new starting pay is higher then my 3 years of raises all togther. The office staff rotates constantly, in 3 years we've had: 2 Directors, 2 Field Supervisors and 7 Schedulers. They'll over-work and burn you out, if they can't get you to over-work they'll harasses you non-stop (1-4 times per day "Will you pick up? No! Twenty minutes later cause you MIGHT have changed your mind this repeats.) They ignore the fact your on vacation and call you to work (Sure, if your gonna buy my plane ticket, pay for the rental car, pay for me to work for two hours and my plane ticket back!). If your sick and have a doctors note saying "No, she's SICK and needs X days off to stop being contagious" they will ignore it and then wonder why you didn't report for a shift. None of the office staff can read at all, you give them a copy of your college class schedule and they will always call you while your in class to pick up shifts also while your in class.
That's just a small piece of what I've dealt with. I could rant for hours over the crap they've pulled.
This is home healthcare company in Western PA.
I've never been so glad in my entire life to turn in notice! Suppressing the will to just immediately resign was very hard, I could use a few days off since I haven't had one in two weeks.
Thanks everyone, it's nice to know I'm free as of next Wednesday!
Good For Your !!Darksin wrote: Thanks everyone, it's nice to know I'm free as of next Wednesday!
Yes, especially this thread!DisneyMom wrote:Check out allnurses.com,very enlightening!
One of my Favorites! Just be warned, BW did not know that there are over 160 pages to that thread,and spent several hours on it before pulling himself away ;)Zazu wrote:Yes, especially this thread!
This is why it is great to have male nurses around.... ;)Goofyernmost wrote:My X was a nurse and she once told me the story of an older man in the hospital that someone noticed was having a swelling in the general area of Mr. Happy. They called in a number of nurses to see if they could figure out what was causing the swelling. After being probed by a number of ladies it finally occurred to one of them what might be the problem. So they all just casually left the room and a miracle happened... the swelling went away.
That story never failed to amuse me!
Ah, good memories.DisneyMom wrote:One of my Favorites! Just be warned, BW did not know that there are over 160 pages to that thread,and spent several hours on it before pulling himself away ;)
So let me get this straight. Idiots can figure this out... I mean, you see the results of them using the fact they know what the swelling is when Timmy and Tammy come to play, but a room full of educated, intelligent nurses took a while to figure it out.Goofyernmost wrote:They called in a number of nurses to see if they could figure out what was causing the swelling. After being probed by a number of ladies it finally occurred to one of them what might be the problem. So they all just casually left the room and a miracle happened... the swelling went away.
Funny thing...I asked the same question...one of them...my wife had reason to be able to recognition the situation (no further details will be forthcoming). She just said, that they weren't expecting anything from a physically sick old man so it never entered their minds what the obvious answer was. They thought he was having some type of allergic reaction to something. Finally someone, my wife never said which one, so I am assuming it wasn't her, had an epiphany and it turned out to be a correct one. Just goes to show you that sick old men can still be sick old men. Long live sick old men! :twisted:Big Wallaby wrote: So let me get this straight. Idiots can figure this out... I mean, you see the results of them using the fact they know what the swelling is when Timmy and Tammy come to play, but a room full of educated, intelligent nurses took a while to figure it out.
Tell me none of them (except maybe the one who did figure it out) had chillins. Don't make me ask again.