Mike: Just as long as they don't make you wait so long for your allergy shots. So what happen to that letter you were going to write about them trying to intimidate you from complaining any more?
@NL: An interesting perspective. You're probably right. They did have to paint the sign on every floor (1st, 2nd, and 3rd). I'm not sure if they put it in the hospital buildings, plus who knows how many Kaisers they have this at. The whole thrive campaign is such a scam.
@ fan of casey: I complained to Member's Services. They are reviewing the employees for their actions. I received a letter that there is another hearing on January 4 where the employees will be put up for review.
@ Ian: You're back! That's a good idea to put it at the elevator- at least the intimidation factor is there.
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I'm sure the sign was pretty cheap.
Plus - think of the money you saved them in electricity costs by not taking the elevator.
-nl
Mike: Just as long as they don't make you wait so long for your allergy shots. So what happen to that letter you were going to write about them trying to intimidate you from complaining any more?
I think its a great boost, people would be more inclined to take the stairs. Especially if you could also see the sign when you exited the elevator.
Ian - Formerly of Mind Of Mine.
Nothing wrong with a sign like that. :-P
@NL: An interesting perspective. You're probably right.
They did have to paint the sign on every floor (1st, 2nd, and 3rd). I'm not sure if they put it in the hospital buildings, plus who knows how many Kaisers they have this at. The whole thrive campaign is such a scam.
@ fan of casey: I complained to Member's Services. They are reviewing the employees for their actions. I received a letter that there is another hearing on January 4 where the employees will be put up for review.
@ Ian: You're back! That's a good idea to put it at the elevator- at least the intimidation factor is there.
@ Aek: I am not so sure.
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