Your living in the past Honey.
Get a life an move on for your own mental health.
GH is a loving, caring man trying to take care of the employees who are hard at work.
You want them to go bust, without a job, living your miserable, self-inflicted life.
Admit it, you were just not performing and unfortunately, they let you go and kept the good workers. Bye-bye Honey.
I'm sorry but I was not let go for non-performance. I was part of a 500 person LAY OFF after B B & T escalated the terms of the business loans when the Federal Investigation into DSI's Medicare billing was called into question.
I never hated my job or the people I worked with and even recommended that my daughter come to work for DSI too. So for you to insist that all 500 people were "let go" for performance issues is a real shame and completely unfounded. I do have a job (better than DSI I should add) my life is not miserable and I do not wish anyone to go bust (there has been enough of that already)
The only thing I have ever wished for the people that are still working trying to keep DSI afloat is good luck. The only thing I have ever spoken negatively about, is the fact that all 500 people have not received the wages, expenses and reimbursement from the with-holdings have not been repaid as promised.
As I cannot answer for all 500 people, I can only assume since this message board is still going strong that there are still a lot of people who haven't received 100% of what was owed to them, which is NOT taking care of the employees. After 8 months that should be GH's only priority because now he is breaking so many more Federal and State Labor laws.
I also said all along that I would not be returning to DSI even if I was recalled which is exactly why I let my identity be known. I am however, still trying to advocate for those employees who have not received all of what is owed to them. With that I am writing out a letter that I received from the US Dept of Labor regarding the 401K payments that are still missing since there isn't a way to scan the letter in and post it on here.
Dear Ms. (insert my last name--I am not providing it, if you do not know it then oh well),
This is in response to your inquiry in which you requested assistance regarding the Dynasplint Systems, Inc. 401 (k) Plan.
As you know, the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) protects the rights and benefits of employees, retirees, and their dependents with regard to private-sector pension and welfare benefit plans. In general terms, the Department of Labor's responsibility is to administer and enforce the fiduciary, reporting, and disclosure provisions of Title 1 of ERISA. Therefore, the Department will intervene in matters that materially affect the rights of the plan participants and beneficiaries and may also intervene to protect plan assets. In those cases where plan assets have been lost due to a violation of ERISA, we make every effort to require the responsible party to make the Plan and its participants and beneficiaries whole. These actions can include, if necessary, a civil law suit against fiduciaries for the amount of the plan losses.
At this time, your inquiry has been referred to Investigator Samantha Truppi. This process can be very lengthy; therefore, we will keep you informed as to the status of our review on a quarterly basis. Please be aware that we will not discuss the "specific steps" that we are taking. When we have concluded our review, you will be notified and will be advised of the disposition of your complaint. If we need additional information from you, Investigator Truppi will contact you.
If you have any questions in the meantime, please contact Investigator Truppi at (202) 693-8735.
Sincerely,
Deidra Koger
Supervisory Benefits Advisor
Washington District Office
I have also received an update from Christina O'Brien, Supervisory Investigator stating that Investigator Truppi is continuing the investigation into the missing employee contributions into the Dynasplint Systems Inc. sponsored 401 (k) Plan.
So for what this is worth, those are the updates that I have to share with everyone.
Good luck and best wishes,
Rhonda