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Posted on 1/13/25 at 7:15 pm to BOZ4LSU
The first thing to do when one potentially has a case for a lawsuit is to post details about it on a public message board.
Posted on 1/13/25 at 7:16 pm to TBoy
Well thanks OT, that's about what I expected ??
I 100% own up to the incidents. Ultimately that falls on me. Can't/won't argue the firing at the end of the day
What's crazy to me is the blacklisting based off of a bogus claim. That's what I think is most wrong about this situation. You'd think if you were being accused of something that serious they'd want your side of the story. Evidently not.
Some of you have asked if I've taken a look in the mirror. Absolutely. Could I have been a better co-worker, clinician,, of course. What irks me is the ill will of this story.
I 100% own up to the incidents. Ultimately that falls on me. Can't/won't argue the firing at the end of the day
What's crazy to me is the blacklisting based off of a bogus claim. That's what I think is most wrong about this situation. You'd think if you were being accused of something that serious they'd want your side of the story. Evidently not.
Some of you have asked if I've taken a look in the mirror. Absolutely. Could I have been a better co-worker, clinician,, of course. What irks me is the ill will of this story.
Posted on 1/13/25 at 7:18 pm to Obtuse1
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It isn't even their answers it is that they were dumb enough to say that to him.
Ask a room full of subordinates what they would do with “frick you” money and get pissy when their answer is “frick you.”
Posted on 1/13/25 at 7:18 pm to Klingler7
Ultimately I'm thankful I found another job.
I'm kinda with the board on this one. Not much I can do in this situation
I'm kinda with the board on this one. Not much I can do in this situation
Posted on 1/13/25 at 7:23 pm to BOZ4LSU
Use this as a learning experience. Management doesn’t want your unfiltered opinion on anything.
Posted on 1/13/25 at 7:45 pm to Roy Curado
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At our work Christmas party last month, our VP asked us what we would do if we "won the lottery?" 8-10 people said "Oh I would quick immediately" or "stop working" one person even answered "I would ghost this job"
It is breaking news to your VP that people would quit working if they won the lottery?
Posted on 1/13/25 at 7:54 pm to BOZ4LSU
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travelling medical professional
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disparaging comments
I will share with you a very sad truth about being in healthcare, particularly in an employed, corporate role (which I am not):
Kill as many people as you’d like. But please take care not to offend anyone.
Posted on 1/13/25 at 8:00 pm to BOZ4LSU
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Some background: my clinic director and I didn't exactly get along so when I spoke up about an unpopular decision coming down from corporate
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by BOZ4LSU
Posted on 1/13/25 at 8:00 pm to Hopeful Doc
Tell the company she has been sexually assaulting you for years.. AI a pic of her honking Bobo.. Good luck!
Posted on 1/13/25 at 8:04 pm to BOZ4LSU
If you are a white male you have no chance, trust me
Posted on 1/13/25 at 8:36 pm to BOZ4LSU
Take your lesson and move on.
Posted on 1/13/25 at 9:01 pm to Roy Curado
Dude sounds like an insecure pussy. Should’ve said “win a lottery” not “the lottery”. 
Posted on 1/13/25 at 9:18 pm to BOZ4LSU
I’ve never heard of a situation where someone was fired for cause from one office and eligible for hire at another office of the same entity.
Also I’ve seen people fired from medical facilities for a lot less than you and be ineligible for rehire.
You talked smack about them, but want to work for them?
Also, what exactly legal case do you think you have? Unless you are a protected person and claim some kind of -ism..,
Also I’ve seen people fired from medical facilities for a lot less than you and be ineligible for rehire.
You talked smack about them, but want to work for them?
Also, what exactly legal case do you think you have? Unless you are a protected person and claim some kind of -ism..,
Posted on 1/13/25 at 9:24 pm to Roy Curado
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At our work Christmas party last month, our VP asked us what we would do if we "won the lottery?" 8-10 people said "Oh I would quick immediately" or "stop working" one person even answered "I would ghost this job" He took his notes, When everyone was done, he said the lottery amount was $500 and he took notes on who said what
That’s a dick move.
No matter good a company is, most people would not work if they did not have to.
I’d be calling a recruiter the next day if I had a boss that did that.
Posted on 1/13/25 at 9:26 pm to BOZ4LSU
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You'd think if you were being accused of something that serious they'd want your side of the story. Evidently not.
You were on a contract basis and they probably were paying you more than their employees. They don’t care about your side.
Posted on 1/13/25 at 9:29 pm to jorconalx
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It 100% is. He just hasn't realized it yet
Nah. The clinic director sounds like a sky screaming DEI hire
Posted on 1/13/25 at 11:16 pm to Wayne Campbell
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Ask a room full of subordinates what they would do with “frick you” money and get pissy when their answer is “frick you.”
You missed my entire point just like the people missed the entire point of the question because they lack situational awareness.
Quitting work is the obvious answer and 99.9% of people that won enough money to never work again would quit. Someone thinking at least one move ahead would answer with one of the plethora of other answers available, like setting aside money for their children's education, paying off their house, giving Sally Struthers enough money to feed all the starving children, or Sarah McLachlan enough to save all the puppies and kitties. Saying you would tell the company to frick off just shows you can't think multi-dimensionally and blurt out the first thought that pops into your head. At least in my profession and I assume most professions thinking before you speak is important. The exercise also exposes the people who will make decisions based on assumed facts that are not known. They made the assumption that winning the lottery equals frick you money, facts not in evidence.
Lack of awareness and jumping to conclusions are not generally considered enviable traits. While the question mentioned is hamfisted most good leaders of people will be constantly testing their subordinates for various reasons. Sometimes it is to identify positions they are most qualified for as they move up the ladder sometimes it is to identify who's ladders have run out of rungs.
Posted on 1/13/25 at 11:46 pm to Obtuse1
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You missed my entire point just like the people missed the entire point of the question because they lack situational awareness.
Quitting work is the obvious answer and 99.9% of people that won enough money to never work again would quit. Someone thinking at least one move ahead would answer with one of the plethora of other answers available, like setting aside money for their children's education, paying off their house, giving Sally Struthers enough money to feed all the starving children, or Sarah McLachlan enough to save all the puppies and kitties. Saying you would tell the company to frick off just shows you can't think multi-dimensionally and blurt out the first thought that pops into your head. At least in my profession and I assume most professions thinking before you speak is important. The exercise also exposes the people who will make decisions based on assumed facts that are not known. They made the assumption that winning the lottery equals frick you money, facts not in evidence.
Lack of awareness and jumping to conclusions are not generally considered enviable traits. While the question mentioned is hamfisted most good leaders of people will be constantly testing their subordinates for various reasons. Sometimes it is to identify positions they are most qualified for as they move up the ladder sometimes it is to identify who's ladders have run out of rungs.
Two chicks at the same time.
Posted on 1/14/25 at 2:43 am to BOZ4LSU
Louisiana is an at will state. You can be fired for any reason. The company does not have to give a reason for your termination. Unless the company fired/blacklisted you because you wouldn't sleep with them or because of your sex, religion, race you have no case. My advice is move on. PS Sometimes it's better to bite your lip than make waves against corporate.
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