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The Showcase
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RE: We can do better.
in U.S. Healthcare: the Best, the Worst, and the Irrelevant
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The world could end, any moment, any second...
in NASA: THE WORLD WILL NOT END IN 2012
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RE: We can do better.
in U.S. Healthcare: the Best, the Worst, and the Irrelevant
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RE: Why wouldn't it be a religion? Yes, but ....
in Scientology: We've had it with you
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RE: Why wouldn't it be a religion? Yes, but ....
in Scientology: We've had it with you
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RE: Why wouldn't it be a religion? Yes, but ....
in Scientology: We've had it with you
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RE: Why wouldn't it be a religion? Yes, but ....
in Scientology: We've had it with you
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RE: Sick care
in U.S. Healthcare: the Best, the Worst, and the Irrelevant
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RE: Why wouldn't it be a religion? Yes, but ....
in Scientology: We've had it with you
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RE: Why wouldn't it be a religion? Yes, but ....
in Scientology: We've had it with you
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Refer to your contract – are you paid by the hour (ie, did the contract give you an hourly rate) or salary, or was your pay rate never disclosed to you?
At some point someone set your pay rate, and I doubt that they gave you the equations that come out this way – you should write them a certified letter stating your salary or hourly rate that you were given when you first accepted the offer, and the terms under which it was offered (hourly or salary) and then tell they your were underpaid. You worked such and such hours, and they paid you less than you were told you’d be paid.
How they account for hours and how they pay you is an internal affair – but they should be paying you against what they offered.
Don’t wait, take them to task – otherwise you’re signaling your willingness to let them walk all over you, or your inability to monitor your paycheck.
-Adam