anonymous
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anonymous
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News flash:
Another cytotech bit yeh dust, and one of the best. When our lab was acquired by Labcorp, we were told how much better it would be for us. There would be no problem with personal time off because labs within the network cooperated with one another. No significant backlog was possible because excess workload would be sent to anther lab in the network.
NOT!!!. Instead of cooperating, the Los Angeles management competed with the other labs, creating self induced stress on the unit. Little Kim refused to approve personal time off for overworked cytotecs. The workload was increased without a corresponding increase in pay. Long term techs, afraid it would get worse, quit for for fear of losing the opportunity to flee. Instead of hiring, they pressured techs to work weekends for premium pay. They care not about humans. Only care about how they impress San Diego and feeding their ambitions. How on earth is a
Someone, please tell these Yahoo!'s that premium time is paid is a shift differential. It is another overtime. Overtime is 1.5 for the sixth day of work and double time for the seventh. California state employment law. This also applies to supervisors.
So here we go again. Three cytotechs quit. Out of the need to outshine rather than cooperate, the workload was increased again without an increase in pay. For the second year in a row, the yearly raise was given before the employee review. When the amount of the raise is below that corresponding to the employee rating and below the increase in the cost of living, there is a problem. Especially, while LabCorp is leveraging hundreds of millions to purchase other businesses. I am embarrassed for the behavior of the tool supervisor, who, if she ever had any principles, sold them for crumbs off her bosses table.
And Corporate, don't ask the these narcissistic sociopaths if they did what you know they did. They are professional liars and they did it , know how to fake it, and will surely fiugure a way to place the blame elsewhere. They don't care who they throw under the bus. What next, another daily workload increase with no time off?
Where is the union rep? I am ready to sign up.
To finish second paragraph, ......How on earth could a lab doing Clinical pathology have a cytotechnologist managing it? Wouldn't a qualified Clinical Laboratory Scientist or licensed Medical Technologist or PHD who is trained to manage be a better choice for a lab that would like to expand? Someone who values the human contribution to the organization would be able to retain employees.