Bah Humbug
Posted By: OTH MT on 2008-06-02
In Reply to: Wait a Minute Before You Protest - Laurie
Yes, Laurie, many of us do work overnight, many work weekends,and most of us spend our own time in continuing education and research. AND yest we get the worst ESL 'cause those folks in other countries can't do them. What it's really about is money - no we don't work for a penny a line, and we value our work more than to just slide thru. BUT, now we are faced with not only the work being sent overseas, but the biggest MTSO (Medquist) has been sold to a corp in India!! What can we do now except find a more lucrative line of work like flipping burgers, etc.
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