indexdollar: Re: Michigan Tightwads Re: Looking for a good home based job:

Kamis, 03 Januari 2008

Re: Michigan Tightwads Re: Looking for a good home based job:

I have been working for West for over a year and I really like it. They recently changed from contract work (paying on a 1099) to holding out taxes and now a W-2.

Meda
dhmh1971@excite.com

--- On Thu 01/03, kelly armstrong < cheapkelly@sbcglobal.net > wrote:
From: kelly armstrong [mailto: cheapkelly@sbcglobal.net]
To: michigantightwads@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 15:31:43 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Re: Michigan Tightwads Re: Looking for a good home based job:

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Unfortanetly I wish there was SOME time of law against discrimination against workers. I work for a very large bank in MI and have been there for about 9 months. I had to have recent surgury and they held my job for 60 days, no if, ands, or buts. I explained I need another 4 weeks because of physical therapy. Heck, it takes them longer than that to find somebody, trian them, etc. But...with workmans' comp you would think it would be different if he actually got hurt ON THAT JOB. You would think they would want to accommidate them. Well, good luck! I know where you're coming from! 
 
Brandy Gunderson <<a href="mailto:diablosghost%40gmail.com">diablosghost@gmail.com</a>> wrote: Know how that is my hubby had knee surgury from workers comp. and his 
company has the same policy no restriction .And they are a national cookie 
company..Dr. wouldn't sign off so he couldn't return to work with any 
restriction so he was on comp for awhile then workers comp cut him off. It 
got nasty for a while even with the lawyer fighting for us... 
 
On 1/3/08, herberkids3 <<a href="mailto:herberkids3%40yahoo.com">herberkids3@yahoo.com</a>> wrote: 
> 
> For starters, how long did you work for your old job? What type of 
> company is it? 
> 
> Legally, there are laws in place preventing your being fired because of 
> a medical condition, but it's contingent on how long you've been there, 
> and whether or not the company has a large enough amount of employees. 
> 
> Aside from that, you could try wahm.com , which lists legit work from 
> home jobs. 
> 
> There are a few places that hire people from home to take phone calls, 
> as long as you have a computer, a land line, and no children at home 
> with you. They don't allow background noise or interuptions, hence no 
> kids at home. I can't recall if it's West or Alpine Acess, though. 
> 
> I want to say it's Alpine Access. 
> 
> A few weeks ago, CNN posted an article about some legit work at home 
> places, but I'd guess the places listed are probably being inundated 
> with applications after the article. Here's the actual article: 
> 
> <a href="http://www.cnn.com/2007/LIVING/12/20/companies.wah/index.html">http://www.cnn.com/2007/LIVING/12/20/companies.wah/index.html</a> 
> 
> Some tips- 
> 
> Don't pay to apply for an online job. That's considered a scam. 
> Don't pay to work there, unless you are paying for the equipment needed 
> to do the work. Again, it's considered a scam. 
> Expect there to be some rules as to hours, and whether or not children 
> can be present. 
> 
> Some places will need you to have specific equipment, sometimes just a 
> phone and a computer, sometimes other more expensive items like fax 
> machines. 
> 
> Some other ideas you could look into for secondary income is selling 
> stuff on ebay, selling avon (if you set up a website, you don't have to 
> do any face to face selling), or doing some of the sites that allow you 
> to make money without it being a job. 
> 
> There are quite a few out there that are legit, but they take time, and 
> are not an income replacement. Working my bum off, I made over $2,000 
> last year at various sites, but again, it wasn't easy, and it wasn't a 
> replacement to an actual income. 
> 
> --- In <a href="mailto:michigantightwads%40yahoogroups.com">michigantightwads@yahoogroups.com</a><michigantightwads%40yahoogroups.com>, 
> "Michelle" 
> <michellebobeldyk@...> wrote: 
> > 
> > I had major back surgery on Dec 10. I am unable to go back to work 
> for 
> > 3 months. Unfortuntly, my employer will not allow me to come back 
> with 
> > any restrictions. And of course my doctor will not allow me to go 
> back 
> > without rescrictions. So I either have to find another job...we know 
> > how hard that is, especially after having back surgery or find a 
> legit 
> > home based business. Can anyone help me out here...with anything? 
> > 
> 
> 
> 
 
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