Originally Posted by
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"We are reviewing one of your sick calls there and will just need to hold your pay while we investigate.
It might take a while to get to it but don't worry, we will pay you if we find your sick call legitimate. Please see your supervisor if you have questions and allow six to nine weeks for us to investigate and six weeks to process your pay claim."
"Rockymtnmaddog, we have investigated your sick claim on rotation #### on ####### and feel we need to have more information concerning your: bad case of the Hershey squirts.
Please see our Doctor ######## to verify that on ####### that you had a: bad case of the Hershey squirts. "
"Dear Rockymtnmaddog, we understand that you have lodged a complaint about having to see a Company Doctor for an illness you had 4 months ago. Since we have not been able to verify your claim we cannot pay you for your sick leave. Your pay is on hold until our medical staff can verify that you were indeed sick. Please see your supervisor for an explanation of the contract, thank you."
"Thank you for contacting us your claim is in process."
"Thank you for contacting us your claim is in process."
"Thank you for contacting us your claim is in process."
"Thank you for contacting us your claim is in process."
"We have changed vendors. Please resubmit your QHCP certificate forms for review and allow six weeks for processing."
"We have misplaced your original QHCP certificate, as a reminder if you want to get paid please resubmit the form using a QHCP as soon as possible."
A medical beaucracy, I'm sure that was on everyone's contact survey.
You need to grow some stones if you are that afraid of life. Let me make it as simple as I can make it for timid scaredy cats like you. The standards for the use of sick leave would not have changed. The verification information required would not have changed. The fact that it was a "verification" and not an "approval" would not have changed. The only thing that would have changed in the actual verification process would have been that the verifier was a medical professional rather than some guy that Steve Dickson hired to enter the data into a spreadsheet.
So save the silly scare tactics for your "scared for lunch bunch," because anyone who paid attention to the information provided knows that you are full of hot air. How do you get out of bed in such a scary world?