We must have crossed paths..
Posted By: Tired&CrankyMT on 2009-04-02
In Reply to: Tired: Has worked picked up at FN. Used to work there and left for WX. sm - Tired2
because I am with them for the same time you've been gone. They did pick up a few large accounts last year and just acquired a couple of others recently. The work has been steady for me, even through the 2 Christmas holidays I've been with them and steady work even on the editing side. I have not run out of work yet.
Yes, mostly IC positions and still a great group of folks to work for.
Good luck to you.
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Switching career paths
I switched paths a few years ago, but backwards from you. I am an LPN, but went back to school for medical transcription. I have an autistic son who is 15 now. I left the workforce when he was diagnosed at 2 years old. About 4 years ago, he was getting more independent and I wanted to go back to work. My dilema was the child care issue and that is why I chose to study for something that would allow me to work from home.
I also had been going through personal issues with my marriage and know where you are coming from and how difficult this decision is. I still work from home doing transcription because balancing the costs of working outside of home (travelling, food, wardrobe, child care, etc.) against the benefits being at home, it has worked out for me better to stay at home. It was really important to me to be the one to provide care to my son and to be flexible enough for the day-to-day things that usually come up. My advice would be to really decide what is most needed and important for you right now, and go from there... and weigh the cost of both.
I tuck a little bit away each pay ( whatever I can manage) and claim my utilities and anything I can as expenses on my taxes each year.
Good luck with any decision you make.
Never even crossed my mind that
Why do some read this into a post. There has been no mention of CHEATING on lines. TT would never do that to their MT's.
Will keep my fingers crossed
Thank you for your response. It makes me optimistic to know that you are getting contacted...will keep my fingers crossed that I'll start hearing from some of them soon. Hopefully they are all just really busy and working through all the resumes they get. Good luck with your job hunt!
That same exact thought crossed my mind!
Send her the documents to show she is in violation by having a schedule with no exceptions for an IC.
Just amazing.
Fingers are crossed (but it's hard to type!). Good luck! nm
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Workin, I'll be keeping my fingers crossed that one of the suggestions will work for you too. nm
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