That explains it, yesterday I had no work, this morning DS on today's date. NM

• Spheris low work load - BLUEYES
  • And stop buying foreign cars for crying out loud. sm - American
    • Toyota factories are in the U.S. and hire a large % of americans, my sibling works in ...sm - toots
    • Toyota is opening right outside of Detroit get over it. - well
      • Say "Get Over It" to the auto workers and their families who are getting pink slips. sm - anon
        • First of all, the auto workers SM - uh....
          • I agree. - amen
      • Yes, but were are the profits going? Japan? nm - American
    • I don't believe the lay-offs have anything - WEll
      • Sure it does. It's a myth that foreign cars are better. sm - American
        • When we bought our van last year, - we wanted to buy a Dodge
        • Consumer Reports and other independent sources say no myth. nm - MT
        • Honda is 11 years old, 190,000 miles . Toyota was 15 years old and 279,000 superb - pleased with Honda
          • Japanese cars are too good for me - I can't use them up. - Misha
          • off track totally.... - BLUEYES
      • some truth--but... - BLUEYES
        • Yes, but it is hard for me to even want to buy an American-made car now, sm - Deb
          • understandable... - BLUEYES
          • The wealthy elite are running this country. - News Flash
        • Thanks, BlueEyes. Much more well thought out than my post. sm - American
          • And, you can also add Wal-Mart to your list - Wal-Mart non-supporter
  • That explains it, yesterday I had no work, this morning DS on today's date. NM - spheris2
    • DS? What is DS? - xx
      • discharge summaries - spheris2
    • It depends how many members of your team are working. SM - No Kname

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can someone direct me to the MQ link please.

I kinda thought that meant I'd be paid today.  I know payday is not until tomorrow, but they usually are early, and I thought I'd check before I asked Raul about it.

Thanks.

that was okay. I spent more time with my 2 babies. I held my 9 1/2 month old in my arms while he struggled to stay awake and finally gave in to his sleepiness. As I type this, I am listening to my "almost 2-year-old" laying on the living room floor "watching" TV talking to herself, curled up with her blanket, and almost sleeping. It makes me smile. Just about 15 minutes ago, I snuck outside and gave my horse a carrot and she nickered a nice hello. THAT is why I'm home.

I work for Transcend. Have been for about a 1-1/2 months. I have learned a lot and I hope to learn more. I checked my Ps and Qs before I left my in-house, cushy, very solid clinic position to work at home. I checked the money situation. (I was also lucky enough to land an IC job with a local clinic that pays .12cpl, but only comes out to $100 a week as they don't have much work for me.) I hemmed and hawed over it for 7 months before I made my decision to stay home. I will admit it, it is a little frustrating not to have work, but, there will be work later. I may never have benefits through them, I may have to marry my (not so darling...ha ha) boyfriend (the father of the two kids) in order to get health insurance....but I'll deal with it. I LOVE being at home. (BF is jealous and wants to be home to, my Dad, who is soon to be retiring, is jealous as well. Course, they're MEN and wouldn't be able to work and watch the kids, but I'll let them be jealous!)

When I first started with transcription over 7 years ago, I never even thought of working at home, never really crossed my mind. I feel very lucky to be in a career that allows me to do both, be at home and still have a career. I'm not afraid of hard work or minor setbacks. I've put up a 1/4 mile of horse fence in 90+ degree weather, this is easy. Sure, it may come with some "bull****, and slow times, and frustrating times, but then I have a morning like I did today...(see above)...and I sigh...and smile. To each his/her own. If ya don't like the stew, get out of the pot.

nm

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just sooooo slooow it wasn't bringing them up.  It would show no job available and then eventually one would pop up and very, very slowly load.  I couldn't decide if I had ran out of work or what.  There was also an issue with line count program not working yesterday too. Mine didn't add yesterday's work until last night sometime and seems like it was a very low amount of lines, but then with all the waiting for jobs I could have spent that much time being nonproductive.

Seems like issues of some sort or another keep popping up with program/line counter, etc.  Is this normal or unusual? 

TIA

BTDT, no thanks!  

biggest ripoff there is.  Everything is twice what the rest of the world is.  I used to live there, totally ridiculous.  If you're not in a city, you might check with your county farm bureau as a last resort.