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Birthday: January 27
Gender: Female
Religion: Spiritual
Location:
Bronx, New York
United States
School:
Long Island University-Brooklyn Campus BA
MS
Work:
Social Worker
Hometown(s):
Brooklyn
Bronx
Middletown Orange County
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Live life as if it could end tomorrow!

About Me

I work with the elderly at Village Care of New York in New York as a Adult Protective Specialist in the Adult Protective Services Unit. Village care provides all sorts of services to the senior citizens in New York, Queens and Brooklyn. They also provide services to the HIV/AIDS population young and old. Please check out their website

Interests:
I love to read and cook and plant. I like going on the internet and chating with people who have the same interest and I like going to health care websites to better myself

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So I am thinking about changing jobs for more money. I go on an interview at a child welfare agency which shall remain unknown. The first interview was on June 13, 2008. I met with a very nice man at their Harlem New York location. He told me he liked me and would pass my resume on to the Human Resources department who in turn will pass it on to the director of Foster Care. I filled out a job application and gave all of the necessary information in detail.

Then on June 23 rd I get a call from the director who left me a message asking if I was still interested in the position and if so to give her a call. I call her back the same day and we arrange for a second interview for the next day. She asked me to meet her in their Bronx, New York office for the second interview. The interview went very well and then she asked me my office location preference. I told her the Bronx because this is were I live and the bus is two blocks from my house and will drop me off in front of the agency. She then gives me the grand tour of the facility. I saw the Preventive Unit, the Home Finding Unit and finally the Foster Care Unit and she said, "this is were you will be sitting". The supervisor is out today otherwise I would introduce you.

I get a call from a woman who till this day I dont know who she is all I know is that she works for the agency. The call came on June 26, 2008. She calimed she was having problems reaching my recommendations despite the fact I spoke to all the same week. One she recorded the name number down wrong and so she reached a non-working number. The other she claimed was playing phone tag and the other she recorded the information but failed to try to contact the person.`Finally after I threatened to call the director she gets through. One person said she lied. The other said she was out of town so phone tag wasnt an option and the other she didnt call. I get a call and I am given a phone offer and except. I am called down only to fill out more papers and take a physical and drug test on that day. I am given the travel info. Guess what ?wrong info. The doctor is on the West side at 49th not the east side. Then I am told I must pay over$100.00. Started to walk out and then I was told to forget the fee they will do what they can. What?

I get a voice message call the next day asking me to call back and tell them if I could start on Monday August 4, 2008 at their Harlem office not the Bronx office. Is anyone concerned at this point or is it just me. Mind you I never got a written confirmation letter which tells you your start date,salary, vacation days , sick days and when your probationary period is over. Now maybe they plan to give it to me on my start date but it is customary to give it before hand because its like an understanding/contract. If you swing like this now what on earth could I expect when I start working for them. I refuse to say the name because one of my AARP peps may work for these fools already.

Would you work for these people? You know they need to stop!

Added: August 1, 2008
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Hollowwood says:

Stopping by to wish you a great Weekend. Hope you got into a better situation then last you mentioned. Things are tough all over now. Wishing you well! Art
Posted: May 22, 2009 11:12PM EDT
Hollowwood says:

NO! NO! NO! I worked as an Machine Shop Inspecter for much of my working Life. You are getting the Buricratic Shuffle Big Time. This Mentallity will not end. It just gets worst! I was told over, and over, "We care about Quality!" Bull! I checked out the workers on Lunch Break and got the True Story. You might do the same. Kick some tires before you buy! Art
Posted: November 25, 2008 4:44PM EST
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