Thank you! sm

I will keep it for the sake of my finances for right now, but I am looking hard for another job. I feel like anyone can make mistakes and nobody is perfect, and I don't feel I should work for free if I do make a mistake.

Surely the editors and supervisors and account coordinators don't get docked for mistakes, so why should the MTs?

I made a mistake during my training period, and the policy of docking for errors was held over my head by my editor. Why should I work myself into possible carpal tunnel syndrome for low pay, and then still get docked for an error if I make mistakes like all human beings do?

I can never find a good MT job with everything I am looking for. All this is making me want to go back to school to do something else.

• Would you work for a company that docked for errors? - memt
  • Yet another creative way to get more, for less. - tnmt
  • Docking for errors - janwitt
  • New policy on Spi account - me
    • Incentive like a whip around the shoulders, eh? - tnmt
      • former Cymed - J
        • No wonder their head of HR resigned. - No way!!!
          • It was awful when I was still there! - J
    • All I have to say is WOW - J
    • Then I would say...bye, bye, Spi - MT in CO
  • That would be very easy to abuse - Oh My
  • I left a company as soon as got email saying they were - going to start doing this. nm
    • Nope and Medquist started this, sm - darlene
  • No. - Msla MT
  • If the error changes meaning of the report - SecretaryPlus
  • Only if it also docked doctors for dictation errors - Tired MT
  • HECK NO! - beentheredonethat
  • I hear SPI docks for 3 hours if you miss a date of service. - No way
    • SPI docks for that? Wow...glad I quit - J
  • Not paid for the WHOLE report? Classless highway robbery by that company. nm - as
  • Nope. - nm
  • Most emphatically, I would not! - Cardiology MT
    • Thank you! sm - memt

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