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Danielle/TTS which one is she with? - mary

Posted: Oct 04, 2013

The Danielle recruiter that is always posting jobs on MTstars, is she with the one in Houston or New Hamphshire? Thanks.

TransTech Medical Solutions is in Houston...SM - Anon

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TTS, LLC is in New Hampshire. Its name is Transcription Technology and Support, a completey different name. Their recruiter is Danielle.

What TTS is in Houston? - anon

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Danielle is the recruiter for TTS (Transcription, Technology & Support) in NH.

Someone's confusing it with TransTech...SM - Anon

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Medical Solutions in Housten, different name, different company. There is only one TTS and it is in New Hampshire.

Right. And.... - anon17

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they want you to work as an IC, with a set schedule. Illegal.

Not illegall...sm - Anon

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If you are offered a contract for set hours because that's when they need coverage, you have the option to say NO. If they don't want to negotiate with you that's their option to do so and you're out of luck.

You are wrong. - anon17

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Better read up on the laws before commenting. I have been round and round about this with several companies and know that it is in fact illegal. The law states that they cannot require when or where you do the work. They can only state a set production requirement or give you work deadlines. An IC is an independent contractor, it is my business, offering them services. The benefit of being MY OWN BOSS is I WORK WHEN I WANT, not when they want. That is the whole point.

Good luck to you then sm - Anon

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While the purest definition might be what you stated, most MTSOs do not want to deal with individual ICs like that. You could tell them that you will give them XXXX lines between the hours of XX and XX and they tell you "no" and then counter with we need you Sunday through Thursday from noon to 7 p.m. and you say "no". Well, then you are out of luck. It's called negotiating a contract. They have the right to say no to your offer, and you have the right to say no to their offer. Now, I have a client. He doesn't tell me when or where to work, but I do have a deadline. That's a contract we negotiated together. MTSOs do not have to deal with you if you don't want to work the hours they need. So go out and find your own clients.

It's because of folks like you... - anon17

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that it has come to an age that they get away with this. No one is accountable to follow laws, rules, and regulations anymore because of people like you that allow them to operate illegally. Good work!

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