8 cpl calculations
Posted By: NightOwl on 2009-05-02
In Reply to: 8 cpl 65 character in 8 hour day - Leslie
I normally work a shorter shift - about 3 hours typically. When I was trying to work longer shifts, my LPH rate suffered so dramatically that it wasn't worth the physical pain of it all.
At the MQ-corporate policy rate of 150 lines per hour, at 8 cpl, that would be $12.00 per hour. MQ of course has another breed of employee that is required to type 100 LPH. That would be $8.00 per hour.
$12 x 8 = $96 for 8 hours.
$8 x 8 = $64 for 8 hours.
On a 3-hour shift, I can hit 200+ LP, which is $16/hour. I used to be able to do that for 8 hours, but not any more.
I'm pretty sure hospital in-house jobs (when and where you can find them) would fall somewhere in that $12-16/hour range. Not positive though.
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You are off on your calculations unless you
type as fast as the dictator. Very few people transcribe 1 minute of dictation in 1 minute, more like 2 to 4 minutes, so it would cost a lot more than 1.50 an hour for your LD service.
Wondering how we can know that their calculations
are correct?
Thanks for your response. Have been on DQS for about same amount of time as you, so curious how much your check was. Can you not elaborate on the contents of the letter accompanying the check? Thanks
Why don't you call TSI and ask them if your calculations are correct
--- if not, to please explain how to convert. They should be able to tell you. Good luck.
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