Why Not Take Action? |
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I Am LabCorp in Lexington, North Carolina 57 months ago |
I've read comments from all parts of the country noting employee mistreatment and questioning the legality of LabCorp's actions. A few have even mentioned the posibility of filing a suite of some type or unionizing. Why just talk? With hundreds, if not thousands, of disgruntled employees -- why not take action? |
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Anonymous one in Dearborn, Michigan 57 months ago |
I was working for this company for 2 years and now have a lawsuit with them. They treat their employees cruel and will overwork and underpay you in a heartbeat. I have also worked for Quest Diagnostics and had to leave that company due to the my travel arrangement. I suggest anyone who wants to be with either the two, Quest is definately the one. They will pay you nice, if you want and the only problem I had there was their snotty workers. If you can deal with that, then your good but dont due LabCorp. |
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I Am LabCorp in Burlington, North Carolina 57 months ago |
Anonymous one in Dearborn, Michigan said: I was working for this company for 2 years and now have a lawsuit with them. They treat their employees cruel and will overwork and underpay you in a heartbeat. I have also worked for Quest Diagnostics and had to leave that company due to the my travel arrangement. I suggest anyone who wants to be with either the two, Quest is definately the one. They will pay you nice, if you want and the only problem I had there was their snotty workers. If you can deal with that, then your good but dont due LabCorp. Some of my co-workers and I are considering filing suit as well. Without giving away too much, can you breifly tell us what issue that you are suing over? |
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