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US MTs need to somehow unite.

Posted By: sm on 2007-04-22
In Reply to: Outraged! - ktdid

Somehow, what I saw on GMA  translated into opportunity for India.  Hmmm.  Also found a reference to a reduced rate for the CMT exam in India.  Is this fair?  Not in my book.


http://mtindia.info/news/latest/get-a-job-work-at-home.html




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In my non-attorney opinion (I am NOT and never have been an attorney or paralegal and I am NOT giving legal advice) and knowing that Transtech will be reading this, I, for one, will give you any support you need.  Their case is not worth your time, but you are stuck with it.  Since I know that some attorneys can nickel and dime a client to death, here are some things you might want to have with you when you visit your attorney.  (I realize you may already be in the process of compiling this information and I do not mean to be presumptuous, I just want to help.  I know when my brain is processing a million things, I sometimes forget some basic ones and am thankful when someone reminds me.  Please take this as an offer of help.) 


 


1.  Copies of ALL your posts from May of 2009 to July 29, 2009.


2.  Copies of all the posts for the other five user names alleged by TransTech from May of 2009 to July 9, 2009, especially the one they referenced about the “CEO.”  You may have to contact MTStars to see if you can get them to confirm that your e-mail is not connected to those posts. 


3.  Copies of all the POSITIVE posts about working at TransTech. 


 


With regard to TransTech’s statement:  “These defamatory posts have affected TransTech’s reputation in the industry and have damaged it financially as well as by causing prospective employees not to pursue job opportunities with TransTech.”


1.  Print out as many negative posts about other MTSOs (MQ, Webmedx, Spheris, Focus), especially if there are any from the other five user names that they allege in the lawsuit.


2.  See if maybe MTStars would allow you to run a petition to disprove TransTech’s statement “…by causing prospective employees not to pursue job opportunities with TransTech.”  Any Medical Transcriptionist/Editor Job Seeker who reads ANY post (on MTStars or any other Board) knows that, beyond a shadow of a doubt, there are lovers and haters.  There are as many cheerleaders as there are detractors.  Every Job Seeker knows to take anything posted with a grain of salt and we all know that the truth lies somewhere in the middle.  I, for one, am currently looking for employment and I, for one, would sign a petition stating that nothing I read on MTStars, pro or con, influences my decision as to whether or not I would apply at TransTech (or any other MTSO for that matter)  if they advertise a job opening.  If you can get 50 or 100 other Medical Transcriptionists to sign a petition stating that your posts had no influence on them as far as pursuing job opportunities, that part of TransTech’s allegations would be proven to be without merit. 


 


There is no Medical Transcriptist Union, but that does not mean that the approximately 100,000 Medical Transcriptionists in the United States will not stand up for each other, especially when it comes to Free Speech.  We have to show the MTSOs that we do watch each other’s backs and no MTSO can get away with suing an individual Medical Transcriptionist without insulting us all.