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>LMAO Wet Markets, Bat soup, WTF China?!>Eats at Subway.
Quote from: Don Rumata on March 29, 2020, 11:43:35 PM>LMAO Wet Markets, Bat soup, WTF China?!>Eats at Subway.duh, a virus couldn't live in those overly processed deli meats and yoga mat bread
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Emergency room doctors and nurses many of whom are dealing with an onslaught of coronavirus patients and shortages of protective equipment — are now finding out that their compensation is getting cut.Most ER providers in the U.S. work for staffing companies that have contracts with hospitals. Those staffing companies are losing revenue as hospitals postpone elective procedures and non-coronavirus patients avoid emergency rooms. Health insurers are processing claims more slowly as they adapt to a remote workforce.“Despite the risks our providers are facing, and the great work being done by our teams, the economic challenges brought forth by COVID-19 have not spared our industry,” Steve Holtzclaw, the CEO of Alteon Health, one of the largest staffing companies, wrote in a memo to employees on Monday.The memo announced that the company would be reducing hours for clinicians, cutting pay for administrative employees by 20%, and suspending 401(k) matches, bonuses and paid time off. Holtzclaw indicated that the measures were temporary but didn’t know how long they would last.
https://www.propublica.org/article/coronavirus-er-doctors-nurses-benefitsQuoteEmergency room doctors and nurses many of whom are dealing with an onslaught of coronavirus patients and shortages of protective equipment — are now finding out that their compensation is getting cut.Most ER providers in the U.S. work for staffing companies that have contracts with hospitals. Those staffing companies are losing revenue as hospitals postpone elective procedures and non-coronavirus patients avoid emergency rooms. Health insurers are processing claims more slowly as they adapt to a remote workforce.“Despite the risks our providers are facing, and the great work being done by our teams, the economic challenges brought forth by COVID-19 have not spared our industry,” Steve Holtzclaw, the CEO of Alteon Health, one of the largest staffing companies, wrote in a memo to employees on Monday.The memo announced that the company would be reducing hours for clinicians, cutting pay for administrative employees by 20%, and suspending 401(k) matches, bonuses and paid time off. Holtzclaw indicated that the measures were temporary but didn’t know how long they would last.
Malissa Cordova, a recent high school graduate from Los Angeles, has found viral fame after crashing multiple classes on Zoom and uploading the results to TikTok.The project, which Cordova started as a way to cope with quarantine boredom and even learn from online classes, evolved into mass coordinated crashes with her followers who provide her with their courses' Zoom codes."Zoombombing," as the trend has come to be called, is becoming popular beyond the high school setting, and college professors are reporting disruptions to their classes.Cordova's Zoom TikTok account was banned on Wednesday evening, but she has short-term plans to continue crashing.
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Quote from: Esch on April 03, 2020, 11:37:03 AMhttps://twitter.com/ShaunGalNews/status/1245829203385143296Give away the milk to whom? The welfare Dairy Queens?!
Quote from: Flannel Boy on April 03, 2020, 12:30:31 PMQuote from: Esch on April 03, 2020, 11:37:03 AMhttps://twitter.com/ShaunGalNews/status/1245829203385143296Give away the milk to whom? The welfare Dairy Queens?!The U.S. has a long standing tradition of government cheese.(Image removed from quote.)
