Today I find out that because I didn’t put in two weeks for my notice I will not be receiving my PTO. I put in a one week notice because I was afraid they would force me to resign early as well but I finished my week no issues.
In the one year I was there I saw multiple people come and go only to learn later that they had put in their notices beforehand but ended up getting forced resignations so they wouldn’t have to pay out their PTO. I finally had enough of not making enough money and once I hit my one year mark I decided it was time to leave. It slowly turned into making maybe 6 hours a week due to low census. I hated every day I had to go in but would always do what I could. Unprofessional surgeons, nurses, and administrators. This happiness slowly dissipated as I realized how horrible this hospital was. Still I was excited to get my feet in the door. I was not a new grad, but given even lower than new grad pay because I was considered entry level. Respect the commitments that Caritas has made to charitable donors to the system.Įstablished in 1985, Caritas Christi is New England’s largest community-based hospital network, providing care to patients in eastern Massachusetts, southern New Hampshire and Rhode Island.It started out great, but learned it would be the lowest pay offered in the valley.Maintain medical residency and teaching programs and.Maintain existing policies on community benefits as well as charitable and pastoral care.Continue to run the Caritas Christi hospitals as Catholic healthcare providers in accord with the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services adopted by the U.S.Maintain employment levels, and compensation and benefits arrangements.
Remain headquartered in the Greater Boston area.
The purchase agreement also contains the following stipulations that the system will: The transaction is subject to closing conditions, including approvals from the Massachusetts Attorney General, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and the Archbishop of Boston. The transaction will cover all pension obligations for current and former Caritas employees, repayment of the system’s outstanding debt, a capital investment to fund operations, and a commitment to approximately $400 million of capital projects, including six major construction projects that will provide immediate upgrades to each of the Caritas Christi hospitals, it says. Caritas Christi Health Care (CCHC), a six-hospital system based in Boston, has signed an agreement to be acquired by Steward Healthcare System LLC, a newly formed affiliate of Cerberus Capital Management, in a deal valued at $830 million.
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