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• If Only...What I wish for this Christmas. - Oh Boy
  • We are stronger than they thought - Tara-UnionNow
  • I don't get it... - MT
    • JUST GIVE US A DECENT WAGE AND KEEP...sm - Bayou MT
      • TO: Bayou MT - westcoastMT
    • So you DO expect something - even a card. GREEDY !! - mt
      • Loooooool! No, I don't.... - MT
      • 7th grader. - nm
    • Agree totally. No one should expect a - gift. (NM)
  • This board is full of nasty , angry, bitter people. Why? sm - Wow
    • If you are an MT, you cannot trust that your - I-HATE-RICE
    • because MTs get crapped on too much -nm - cesspoolmagic0_0
    • I agree completely.... - MtMommyof2
    • "We" have become a country of frightened 'SWEATSHOPPERS' eager to accept crumbs - Tara-UnionNow
      • I make more than $28 an hour on average so - I'm not sweat shopping at all.
        • Hope ya like flippin burgers - heh, heh
    • nasty/angry/bitter people - catz
    • I would hardly call my job secure. sm - Confetti
      • For those of us who have been in other industry. - HappyCamper
        • Gift card - Fiona
      • Nasty, angry, and bitter - Fiona
  • Christmas is about giving not receiving... - sm
    • Expect nothing, get nothing. - mt
    • Finally, a sane voice! - danfan
  • Great post! - EmmaMT
  • My company sent us E-CARDS this year. sm - anony
    • We must work for the same company ... - sm
  • God Bless You - MTPockets
    • You must work for one of the biggies. - I have to laugh

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I have only worked for MDI a few months, but I can tell you they appreciate their MTs. Compared to the doctor I have worked for 9 years for and whom USED to give me a $1000 bonus, but this year.. NOTHING.. I had been working both jobs, but that made me decide to tell the doctor to take a hike and devote all my time to MDI.. where I'm appreciated...

 plans to send card/gift/etc.  to their employer? 

I thought a card to my supervisor (if she is still there) from MQ would be appropriate.  Actually that is the only person I have contact with anymore.  For all the years I have worked at MQ, someone, either supervisor/area manager, etc. has sent a card.  Hope it continues.  Miss the personal touch of working in an office sometimes. 

My second job I don't know exactly how many are in the office, but thought sending a group food type gift if shipping alone isn't a killer.  Haven't been with them long, but they are so sweet, I bet they also send out cards and bet they are personally signed and not just printed. 

Christmas Day.  Yes, it was $25.00 (twenty-five).  I lost that much this morning when there was NO WORK.  I had so hoped to have a good paycheck this pay period, and was working very hard to have one -- as I need the money SO BAD.

I was appreciative of the $25, rather than some kind of novelty advertising token with company logo on it, like some MTSO's would give to a prospective client, etc.  Oh, yes, I made very good use of the $25.  I took it and paid my high-speed internet bill, a necessary tool for working my job --  which the $25 was very much short of paying that phone charge.

THANK YOU TT for the $25. 

Have any of  you rec'd anything from TT for MT week gift yet?

I wasn't one of the ones complaining, but I did get a nice card from my employer.  I don't expect anything from my bosses.  When I do get something I am appreciative. The only thing I actually demand and expect from them is the appropriate paycheck on payday.

new, stupid, law that disallows wishing people a Merry Christmas.   I haven't received my usual card from the other company I work for, either.  This brings me to what I think is an accurate conclusion--we can blame the lawmakers for their new ridiculous law.  

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY.  HAPPY HANUKKAH.  HAPPY KWANZA. 

So, put me in jail, already, lawmakers.

numbers you give them when you order something?

Last year, I tried to order a Dell keyboard.  I must have wound up on the phone with someone from India, and before I could give her my credit card number, she insisted on knowing whether it was a personal or business account.

At that point, I told her I didn't feel comfortable giving my information to her, and I hung up.  I will never order anything from Dell again because of this.  In fact, I've limited my on-line, over-the-phone purchases since this happened.

I agree with you that we should boycott, but maybe we shouldn't limit it to the healthcare industry.