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Why our hospitals are close to total failure/modern day patients/ obamacare
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^ There's nothing comfortable or cheap about a hospital stay, I dunno where you're getting that from.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1513156 Idiot, I'm talking about peoples fantasies of what they want, clearly not reality. So why arent hospitals cheap? It may have something to do with that they have to pay hundreds of highly trained people to be there each and every day waiting offering the latest treatments available. It may have to do with the fact the expensive and specialized supplies and machinery required have to be there and working in order before they are ever required. How many of you give your work away for free before ever finding out if you will ever get paid?Not to many I reckon. Like I mentioned before, every single person on a commission based pay scale. For example, if you have a service route and are paid commission, you need to complete that route no matter what. If a customer on your route doesn't pay, you don't get paid. If you are hourly and aren't being paid for hours you worked, you needed to file a grievance and take legal action. \\ file a grievance? WITH WHO? The guvmint which mandated you have to treat anyone that shows up for free? You have no apparent clue about the consequences of being forced to work for free for some and then making it up by charging others double, for themselves and their assigned freeloaders. I don't think you have a clue about anything. With who? HR and payroll initially, and then the govt if you don't get a remedy. From the perspective of a hospital employee, you are not working for free. The hospital pays you a wage, unless I am talking to a literal personification of a hospital corporation. Again, if you are paid for hours worked, you have a right to dispute your missing pay. But I'm not, am I? I'm just talking with somebody spouting bullshit to make some vague point about how it's oh so unfair that we don't let those dirty hoi polloi die in the streets. Health care isn't like buying hardwood floors. If someone can't afford it, they still should receive it. I wonder if some of you have even actually been broke before.
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