Medically unnecessary = we don't support the decision making and don't want to pay for it. It's the only language they will ever use. This is just the wording insurance companies use to deny claims.
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Probably right, but boy for those of us that are very solution oriented and not great with emotions, it is hard to hold back. Personally, if I was the Schwarma destroyer, I would like a question like this to feel me out on, but I think you are right. It would likely piss most people off.
DR. Skipper looks like it was designed by me in 4th grade. That looks like the kerning on every poster project I ever made.
Fucking poetry
Yeah, 9 out of ten corporate lawyers probably recommend the no coke in bathroom sign from that standpoint...
Are you going to be attending your friend's funeral or just sending flowers?
Yeah, from an employer's perspective a blind eye might be the best policy for this sort of thing.
Really? The classic hombre sunset graphic didn't clearly say this is a Microsoft Windows product? /s
Does it rat out CEO hunters though?
I don't share any moral delima with the concept of third party delivery. Conceptually what's different than the branded delivery drivers? Both by the way rely more on tips than anything else for payout to the delivery person, but at least the base pay rate for the branded driver is typically a tiny bit higher. I am bothered by the ratio of what I pay extra for third party services as compared to what the delivery person receives. You can't possibly just drive the price up further to fill the gap, the gap is massive and the prices are already a limiting factor for most to utilize these services. I also relate to the cold tossed meal. There is no effort in training these gig workers or supplying them with proper equipment to deliver the food. It often arrives in a terrible state and there is very little in the way of quality control. If I were a restaurant I would hesitate to let these people represent my food. Conceptually I actually rather like the idea of third party delivery. I don't want to be a domino's employee and deliver pizza, but give me some freedom to pick my hours and a fare wage that doesn't rely on tip culture, and I'll stop by and deliver a domino's pizza every once and awhile for some extra cash. The real world execution though is currently a mess. These companies took advantage of how badly Americans want food delivery and how hard it is for most restaurants to implement it themselves.