A couple of years ago, my brothrer-in-law had to have a heart transplant because of a murmer, a hole, and it's enlarged state.
Fast forward to earlier this spring.
He currently works for one of the largest and best known heart hospitals in the country, where he had the original surgery at. His body starts to reject the heart (about a yearly occurance) and he has to stay at the hospital to get care for it. While he is in the hospital (at the same place he works, no less) he is not given any pay due to it being an emergency. Some of his coworkers were kind enough to donate their vacation time to him. The hospital continued to take out the $250/mo parking fee that they charge every employee, even though he was not parking at the hospital at the time. Tell me if that ain't some bullsheott
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A couple of years ago, my brothrer-in-law had to have a heart transplant because of a murmer, a hole, and it's enlarged state. Fast forward to earlier this spring. He currently works for one of the largest and best known heart hospitals in the country, where he had the original surgery at. His body starts to reject the heart (about a yearly occurance) and he has to stay at the hospital to get care for it. While he is in the hospital (at the same place he works, no less) he is not given any pay due to it being an emergency. Some of his coworkers were kind enough to donate their vacation time to him. The hospital continued to take out the $250/mo parking fee that they charge every employee, even though he was not parking at the hospital at the time. Tell me if that ain't some bullsheott