We did not submit that ad
Posted By: AccuStat on 2005-10-15
In Reply to: Experienced MTs Needed - NEED MTs
We at AccuStat Carolinas did not place or approve that ad that was run above. It was placed by an MT trying to outsource some work in the US under AccuStat. We are sorry for any confusion!!
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No need to submit anything for payroll if you are SE.
The platform keeps track of your lines and dates worked. As an SE, you choose your own hours and they expect you to work them, but actual time does not need to be submitted. They, of course, would prefer you also send in a time sheet, but cannot require it.
Since you are an IC, don't you submit an invoice that...SM
your client should pay you from? If that isn't how you're doing it, then you are an employee NOT an IC. You are at the mercy of the MTSO.
They won't take out taxes. Did you submit a tax form? nt
SE's do not have to submit time sheets.
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Don't have to submit to background check, BUT
Sure, you can refuse a background check, but you won't get the job offer, either. Rights or no rights, the employer still holds all the cards on this one.
Proper way to submit resignation?
How much information does one have to include in a resignation? Just the date effective? Do you need to give the reasons in the resignation? TIA!
submit invoice monthly, get ck
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Submit/save button
Hello out there all you knowledgable techie MTs.
My submit/save button is not working and I need any (easy) suggestions!
All suggestions appreciated as I am at a loss, having tried everything I know.
Thanks very much!
Try monsterjobs.com or careerbuilder.com and submit your resume. nm
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I submit an invoice, they mail me a check. - nm
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How can you submit a notification letter to your emlpoyer...sm
more or less stating that you are happy with the company, but due to personal reasons you need to leave. I have equpment that needs to be returned and I would prefer the company not try to keep me or bombard me with e-mails/phone calls about what the personal reason is and/or how long I need to be gone - that they will hold my position for me when I come back. I just want to leave for personal reasons - no questions asked. Thanks.
I saw a job posting today that wants the applicant to submit....
a bid per line. Have any of you ever heard of that? Would you have any advice as to how to bid for the job with having almost nine years of experience in orthopedics? I have been paid various line counts over the years, all with different formulas.....any suggestions?
TIA
Submit invoice; get check. Won't give bank account
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I think presenting a letter addressed to him and/or the office manager to submit to him is very
appropriate. That is exactly how I presented it as I was having a hard time thinking how to say and what to say. It was much easier to "plead my case" on paper. Go for it.
Just return the work, submit your bill, the scurry and find more work elsewhere. sm
They will never meet with you before next week. It is Thursday, already. Be prepared to sue for payment, because you will probably need to. But, most of all, find other work elsewhere, because I have a feeling this final payment will be a long time coming.
If you submit your reports on time and correctly, you get paid correctly. Pay has been on sm
time for 2 years now. 1st and 15th for employees, 2nd and 16th for ICs. If it falls on a weekend or holiday, it posts the next business day.
By the way, there is no Sophie on radiology at Keystrokes. Must be a troll.
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