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just got turned down for a MT job because of my credit report? - seriously?


Posted: Jul 14, 2010

cant win for losing these days in this field.

 

Cant WAIT for school to start this fall, so I can start my new career.  This field is pure insanity anymore., a real blow to the ego.  Its like all these years of experience we have mean NOTHING anymore.

Ask them for a copy of the information they used - Happy MT Robin

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Anytime your credit report is used for something like that, you are entitled by law to a copy of the information they used.

I'm not sure why a credit report would be used. A background check, yes, but you're not handling money, so the credit wouldn't mean anything.

they checked it for "loaning their equipment" they said. - nm

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oh dear - hideous1

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You poor thing. That is terrible. I am sorry.

Whaaaaat?? What does loaning their equipt. to you - have to do with your credit? Imbeciles. nm

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Credit reports and employment - old mt2

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More and more companies (even outside of MT) are using credit reports for employment purposes. My significant other got "laid off/subsequently terminated/rehired by his company and had STELLAR credit; however, because of lost paperwork with the above, his credit went downhill and now in order to keep his job (which BTW, is linked to the federal government), he has to pay back a credit card bill to the tune of about $400 a month -- yes, it does happen and will probably be happening more :(

IM pretty sure there are bills trying to be passed - to stop this

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I for one can only hope. I had EXCELLENT credit 4 years ago when buying my home and making $$$$ with MT. Fast forward two years when the housing market crashed... lost my contract for MTing... and now my credit is better than about 10% of people.
it's heartbreaking, but UNFAIR, and I have gotten over the shame of it. things were beyond my control.

Good luck to you in your new career. wish I had the money to go to school, and yes I know about student loans, but IM not about to get more debt on my shoulders...

There are also lots of companies that wont hire you - if you arent already employed. sm

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If you lost your job, even through downsizing, layoffs, merger, etc., too bad.

I wonder what part of NEEDING A JOB they don't understand?

Not so! - MargoMT

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I interviewed for a MT job recently and it was down to 3 applicants, I was told by the recruiter "You should be okay because you have a PT job to fall back on" the other 2 applicants did not have a job for 6 months to a year I was told....so guess who got the job...not me!
Yes, so. (Shouldve qualified that by saying that it - was all types of companies in U.S.).
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Uh, no - SO! - MargoMT
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I think you just said it for me.....
Nevertheless I have a MT job that I really like, so I do not need the PT job. I like it when a plan comes together....

Employers have never cared that the applicant 'needs' the job - Their goal is to make money

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The applicant cares of course, but I don't think that employers have ever in history cared about how much an applicant needs a job. That's logical. They have a job that needs to be done the way they want it done and they are looking for someone who will do it, with as little fuss as possible. So skills, motivation, attitude, and personality probably matter. The need of the applicant to have a job? Not so much.

If he owes the money he should be paying it anyway - sm -

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though obviously with no job you cannot pay the cc bill. However it does suck that company's will hold your credit report against you, how can you work at fixing it if you cannot get a job because of it. Kind of like getting a job that requires experience...cannot get the experience unless someone hires you. As indictated above though some states are now passing laws that will not allow companies not to hire you based on your lack of a good credit score/report. I would probably be screwed myself on that score, though I can show a good history of paying it back. I have a lot of cc debt myself and working very, very hard to pay it off though, on two hardship plans with no interest and finally seeing the balances go down, (have paid off $12K in the last 18 months) though it will be several years before I am done. I just keep my fingers crossed that I keep my current IC job at which I do well at, my DH keeps his job (though he has been told he has nothing to worry about-- I don't take that for granted though since companies are not loyal to their employees just the bottom line), but without both I would be sunk, though I only use my income for the debt payback, and probably go to debt settlement or bankrupcy if my DH lost his job, or I lost mine, as I refuse to ever let us lose our house (which is not in my name which is an advantage for legal bankruptcy purposes at least). But I am trying to do the responsible thing and pay back all my debt as I created the mess, I need to clean it up. If more people did not do as I did and actually paid off their debt if they got in that situation and not declare bankruptcy, etc. things might not be so bad all around, who knows.

They're going to have a hard time - finding people

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because these days, most people's credit is in the toilet because of the economy.

Was it Diskriter? - Curious

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I've heard Diskriter, along with drug testing and background check, also runs credit checks on applicants (which has prompted me to NEVER apply with them since my credit report is scarier than a Stephen King novel).

If you're comfortable naming the company, it might spare some of the other MTs a lot of grief in applying there, too.

I'm so sorry to hear you lost the job because of poor credit, especially with the economy the way it is and so many people's credit scores are taking a huge hit. I would think rather than deprive a qualified MT of a position, perhaps retaining a small amount from each check for a "security deposit" for the equipment might be a more constructive way to handle these things.

Again, I'd love to know the name of the company and I'm sure others would, too. It's not like you're talking smack about them; you're just stating their policy.

I hate hearing this-- - enigma

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I was hoping to be under consideration from them for a job. No way if they check your credit report. I had excellent credit until the 20% decrease in income over the last few years BECAUSE OF THE TRANSCRIPTION INDUSTRY CHANGES!!!!!

Bad news for me too - anon

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Wow, I was up for a job with Diskriter too. Guess I won't even do the interview now. I, too, had decent credit until my hospital outsourced us 5 years ago. I lost about 35% of my income over these last 5 years. How am I supposed to keep good credit with that?

My credit has gotten worse because (a) I never buy - anything anymore, and (b) my - s/m

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MasterCard, which I'm paying off, not at the minimum, but at about $100/mo., periodically skips billing me, then they tell me "my payment is late", and tack on a $35 late-fee. I hate those people.

it was diskwriter - me

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i passed the exam, but flunked out on my credit score. Seems they feel people with low credit scores might keep the equipment and not return it, and people have already done this to them. So it just makes it harder on those of us who are honest. cant win for losing anymore it seems, its really getting HARDER

Credit reports will be used by other industries, too. - NM

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In some industries, it makes sense. - sm

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An ex of mine was corporate finance auditor. It made sense to run a credit check on him; the corporate info he had access to would have made insider trading possible so somebody with a history of bad debts might be a little too tempted.

It's almost ironic when you think about it. They're running credit checks on us, but in India and the other offshore locales where they hire anybody who knows what a keyboard is, they're the ones who are selling the information and blackmailing the hospitals for it.

Yeah, my late payments on the car are the biggest threat to privacy here.

If MT employers now want us to have good credit, my - suggestion to them would be: PAY US BETTER!

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HONESTLY... how much more ridiculous is the field of medical transcription going to get, before the clients, too, (like we already do) realize that most MTSO's are sham operations.

Add that credit-thingie to their long list of "reasons" why they claim "there aren't enough MTs in the U.S.", therefore they HAVE to offshore.

So I guess the answer is, they WANT us to have bad credit, because it's just one more thing that works in THEIR favor, NOT ours.
Your pay has NOTHING to do with your responsibility. - What entitlement you believe you deserve.
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It's everyone else's fault that YOU don't pay your bills, huh?

If your pay goes down, you have to change your lifestyle. Period. I've been there and done that.

You have to live within your means in the first place which I doubt most MTs do for all the complaining I hear. Then when you do run into problems, you are so determined to work at home regardless that you run your own finances into the ground.

How ridiculous to think that it if you have bad credit it is someone else's fault! Bad credit is EARNED.

That's a little bit of foolish statement. - sm
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Yes, with the reduction in my pay, I have had to switch from rib eye steaks to Hamburger Helper. But a lot of people have purchases made back in the heyday of lots of work and fair pay. Another significant percentage had spouses who worked until they lost their job and again the household income took a hit.

Someone who bought a house ten years ago and has a $1200 mortgage payment cannot be faulted for living over their means. They actually made quite adequate money then. When they bought a new car, let's say a Ford Taurus, again not living large, two years ago, they could still afford the mortgage and the $300 payment on that.

However, the lack of work, the reduction in pay, means that a lot of people are only bringing in $1500/month now instead of every two weeks. To continue working at all, some things have to be paid...food, electric and internet to name a few, and since you need somewhere to put your computer, chances are good the mortgage has to be made. So something has to go without getting paid or you juggle things around and handle one thing this month, one thing the next.

Some people may be living over their means now, but they weren't when they got the debt. To make such a blanket statement assigning blame to an individual for circumstances they have no control over while absolving the companies that got them in this state is both ludicrous, self-serving, and, frankly, cruel.
Thanks sm! - anon
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That's the boat I find myself in - huge pay reduction after being outsourced, then got very sick on top of that. How on earth can I "get right" if not given the opportunity? You're right, that poster sounded self-righteous, smug, & judgemental - owes an apology IMO. Walk a mile in my shoes first oh blessed one!
Hear, Hear! - earlymusicus
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You said exactly what I wanted to say. I'm tired of our society being so quick to blame the victim. That's low. Boy, I've seen some really mean people on this board.
I'm in the same boat... - earlymusicus
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I had to take out a home equity loan 5 years ago because some very major things were going wrong with my house (like having to have an entire new sewer line put in, as well as a city riser pipe). Then my truck was totaled when I was rear-ended by a kid texting while driving 40 mph and who didn't see the long line of traffic stopped for the red light until it was too late. I happened to be last in line and so I got the brunt of it and had to go into debt for another vehicle. At the time, my job was strong, our company was growing, we were getting contracts. We aren't mind readers for God's sake! We can't peer into a crystal ball and see that a few years later, the economy is going to go into the toilet! Get real! Or at least get some compassion!
Where in my post did I say I dont pay my bills, - O Haughty One?
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You didn't say you don't pay your bills. You said - (sm)
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that for you to have good credit that companies should pay you more.

I say bunk to that. Your credit has nothing to do with what you make if you live within your means and do what you should when your income changes.

Complete bunk.

I've been there and had to do it.

Bad credit is earned every bit as much as good credit is.

Credit is the sole responsibility of the consumer whose name is attached to it.

No one owes you a living. No one is responsible for yourself but YOU.

Those who want to blame others for their failures will continue failing.

I think that's kind of a BROAD generalization! sm - Long time MT
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While I agree many people find themselves with poor credit ratings because they have lived above their means, some people have lived well within their means but things that are totally beyond their control have affected their credit rating. For instance, I have always had an excellent credit rating, used credit responsibly, etc. However, in a period of 2 years I was diagnosed with stage III cancer that had spread, required 2 abdominal surgeries, chemo, radiation, and even though I had insurance I can tell you that 20% of the total bill was significant. Following quickly on the heels of that, I was laid off by a company I had been with for some time. They called it "financial reorganization." Either one of those life experiences had a huge potential to torpedo my credit rating, but both of them together! Now, please tell how that was my fault when I was so clearly living within my means, not to say frugally, before all of this began. I think are being extremely sanctimonious and judgment of other people's life experiences.

A credit check demonstrates RESPONSIBILITY. It does - make sense for MTs to have to pass one.

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not if your credit is ruined because of medical bills or errors - nm
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Exactly! What they are doing may be "legal," but... - Hayseed
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It is most definitely unethical. It's kind of like investigating someone's age or whether they are a parent with kids who might interrupt their work schedule.

Bogus behavior, no two ways about it. Booooo hisss :-(

The whole line about it's necessary for equipment rental is just corporate BS. Take the "rental fee" out of the employee's paycheck like other companies do for uniforms for crying out loud.

Likely its a blessing-in-disguise. Who would want to - work for a company like that? Not me! nm

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They shouldn't - be allowed

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to use credit reports in a lot cases IMO but certain industries do again IMO so that they can raise rates. Auto insurance for example in my state. I have a perfect driving record, no tickets accidents or claims and yet because my credit is not so great I have a higher rate...it's ridiculous. Me having bad credit does not mean that I'm an irresponsible driver!

Did they ask your permission to run credit? sm - RoadRunnerMT

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If they did not specifically ask permission on the contract or somewhere in there, then you can get them in trouble.

Can you see if they would still hire you if you did not use their equipment since they are saying it was because of their equipment?

What company was it - thanks

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It was Diskriter - see above - meMT

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n/m

What is the name of the company? - Just so I avoid them/foreclosure messed me up

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The FACTs about Diskriter - LL

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For the record, while we do run a background check it is a credit report, which is not the same as a credit âcheckâ. We do not seek nor collect credit scores. Simply put, we donât ask, they donât tell. Credit scores have no effect whatsoever on hiring. We donât discriminate on any basis, including peopleâs financial status.

Also, nobody takes a âcredit hitâ when these investigations take place because it is not a credit check that is taking place.

If you don't wish to apply at Diskriter, that's your choice. At least now you have more accurate information to make an informed decision.

So what's the difference between a credit report - and a credit check? sm

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And why would you not discriminate against someone based on a credit check but will for a credit report?

TO DISKRITER - You are probably overlooking some very hardworking - honest MTs with this practice

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TO:  The Diskriter Staffer    


 


You make no sense whatsoever.  Are you saying that the Original Poster lied when she wrote that she was told she would not be hired because of her credit report? 


 


If you get your “credit report” from Experian, Equifax, or TransUnion, the information contained in that “credit report” lists who you have credit with, if you were late with payments, if there are liens, bankruptcy, how much you owe everyone, etc.  If you get a FICO “credit score” you are getting basically the same information, only in a numeric configuration.  So whether you know that I was late paying XYZ credit card twice in six months and that I still owe them $1000 from my “credit report” or if you know that my “credit score” is 620 (when low is 320 and high is 820), you are obtaining basically the same information.  


The problem with either a “credit score” or a “credit report” is that almost every single person has something erroneous on their “credit report.”  Whether it was a charge-off that is past the years limit or duplicate entries because it was sold to Collection Agencies three times hurts the applicant and actually says ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about the honesty and skills of the Medical Transcriptionist who applied with your company. 


 


In a perfect world, everyone has a job and pays their bills on time.  This is far from a perfect world.  Whether it was due to unemployment, illness, death, divorce, or a multitude of other factors, some very good, honest, hardworking (sometimes more hardworking than people who have never been under strife) have less than desirable credit reports and credit scores.  To judge someone on only that small part of their life is ludicrous.  


Diskriter is constantly advertising for open positions.  Did it ever occur to anyone in Human Resources that you are disqualifying hardworking Medical Transcriptionists that may turn out to be ideal employees because of this one failed qualification? 


 


If you are so worried about whether you will get your equipment back, then inform the applicant that because of their “credit report” they will have to pay one-third of their gross earnings for three months (which will be given back to them when they return the equipment) and let them decide if they want to work for you on those terms.  


By the way, I have worked for several MTSOs in my 40 years of transcribing who REQUIRED that I use only their equipment.  In each and every case, my first computer with them was so obviously old, it had obsolete slots in it.  When large floppy discs made way for 4X4 discs, my computer would still have the old floppy disc slots.  When 4X4 discs made way for CDs, my computer had the 4X4 disc slots.   I would say without hesitation that the new hires always got the refurbished “RETURNED” computers from people who had used them for 5 or 10 years before they stopped working for that MTSO.  It was only after that antiquated computer finally no longer would turn on that I would receive a replacement that was at least in the current decade. 


 


So, if the only reason you do “credit reports” or “credit checks” or whatever you want to call it is to protect your precious computers, there are better ways to do it than to deny someone a job who is otherwise qualified. 


I hope this gives you pause to reconsider your hiring practices.  


 


 


 


 


 

Poster not hired because of credit report, not check - anon

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What could be in a credit report to keep a poster out of a job that would not show in a credit check? I think I'm confused. Can you elaborate?

LL - I applied - see message - Aspiring coder

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But you would not consider me because I live in Washington State. You actually are discriminating.

Wash. doesn't allow credit checks/reports for hiring - anonymous

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Check your state employment laws. Washington is one of the few states that don't allow credit checks/reports of potential employees.
That probably explains why they wouldn't hire her simply because - she was from Washington state. nm
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Their loss - sm - Aspiring coder
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I really did want to work for them as they are one of the few who provide equipment. As someone said, maybe it was a blessing in disguise.
Washington state - earlymusicus
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The more I hear about Washington state from my nephew who moved there 4 years ago, and now what you've said, I really want to move to Washington state!

talk about parsing words - credit check credit report

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They're the same thing. You might not be getting an in-depth "check" but you're really just parsing words.

Another fake - Mr or Miss The FACTs about Diskriter -LL probably does not even - work for them and never did

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Another fake.  Why do we even bother asking questions of these fake “staff people.” 


 


They come on the board, supposedly to clarify a misconception.  They give their own inconsistent information, nonspecific information, or “damage control” information and then disappear into thin air.  


When other Posters ask substantive questions or ask for more clarification, they never reply. 


 


They probably do not even work for the company.  


Any true “management or in-the-know person” who comes on this Board with supposed “clarification” should expect that their comments will only raise more questions. 


Mr or Miss “The FACTs about Diskriter – LL” probably does not even check the “Notify me on above Email address when someone replies to this post” box because they know from the start that they will never go back to that thread.  


Pretty sad state of affairs if people have so much time on their hands that they can hang around this Board and impersonate an employee of a company just to waste everyone’s time.  


 


To those people:  GROW UP AND GET A LIFE


 


Just my opinion and vent. 


 


 

unfortunately, not just in this field - sm

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When I was hired as a typist at an insurance company in 2000, I had to "pass" a credit check. Another person who passed was a guy who, it turned out, was on the lam for murdering a little old lady. Anyone who says credit checks prove responsibility is being silly. A credit check doesn't prove anything, and employers should not be allowed to use credit to discriminate against potential employees.


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