I am not advocating, by any sm
Posted By: BALONEY on 2009-03-21
In Reply to: Complacency and fear of rocking the boat is a big - reason we're being taken advantage of. It's
means the low wages that are being paid to MTs and being complacent. However, when that is all there is, do you work and do the best you can with what you have or do you keep complaining and do nothing. I say work with what you have, keep fighting for higher wages while you are working and carry on with your life. I refuse to stop working, learning and educating myself just because the profession has gotten like this. If you sit down and quit because of the wages then what happens if and when the wages start to climb back up? Youve done nothing in the meantime and you are still behind. This is just common sense to me simple as it sounds.
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True. I'm not advocating that, don't get me wrong.
However, even the best of us have certain doctors that slow us down, for whatever reason, whereas other MTs might actually like that doctor. No, I don't believe an MT should get a free ride and skip all the hard doctors while others bear the load. Actually, I think the best scenario is when MTSOs don't allow skipping in the first place and instead see that MTs get matched up to work types, doctors, etc., that they can be most productive on. I also think they should offer incentive rates for the MTs taking on the difficult doctors and pay those MTs accordingly. That's a win-win for everyone.
bushies? Advocating personal responsibility
for one's actions is NOT a political party issue - it is a common sense issue!!! If bashing dishonesty and laziness offends you, then stay off this board. Sounds to me you are the same type of person this lazy slob is.
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