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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
My driveway is available if anyone if anyone wants to park on it instead of the hospital. Just a five minute walk.
From here of course. :rofl: |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12103395)
My driveway is available if anyone if anyone wants to park on it instead of the hospital. Just a five minute walk.
From here of course. :rofl: |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12103394)
...the receptionist validates the chits when you register and security marks the bad cars on their rounds.
Mainly though, there are at least 200 parking spaces at our hospital. The "full" sign is illuminated most of the day from about 9.00am on. When you consider that out patients and visitors are only there for a couple of hours with people leaving and people taking their place that's several hundred people every day asking the receptionist (and they're not all out patients with appointments in the system, they could be walk-ins and visiting patients) to check they have a hospital reason to use the car park and validate their chit. |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12103467)
That's what I mean. Additional security needed .
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
I did hotel security in California at a large hotel.
Oh the things I saw. Got to know the police well.
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12103625)
No. No additional security. No. I was a hospital security guard, and I was a security guard in a big hotel with a parkade so I've done the job. Shopping centres with parkades often have some businesses that validate parking stubs, it isn't hard.
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12103649)
I did hotel security in California at a large hotel.
Oh the things I saw. Got to know the police well. |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12103625)
No. No additional security. No. I was a hospital security guard, and I was a security guard in a big hotel with a parkade so I've done the job. Shopping centres with parkades often have some businesses that validate parking stubs, it isn't hard.
So to start doing it is additional. They'd have to go out to the parking lot and do rounds at various points in the day that they don't currently do. I imagine they'd wonder where the time would come from without extra staff? |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12103674)
...As security they expect you to go talk to the drunken superstar who played his concert and is now ranting at 2 AM...
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12103749)
Yes, but that was part of what your job was. This isn't currently a part of the security staff job. There's a charge for parking so there is currently no need to go out and "mark the bad cars" because there are none. The cars are legitimately parked because people pay.
So to start doing it is additional. They'd have to go out to the parking lot and do rounds at various points in the day that they don't currently do. I imagine they'd wonder where the time would come from without extra staff? |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12103750)
Keith Moon? :rofl:
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12103790)
The attendant in the little booth doesn't have to check on the cars that have been there all day to see if they overstay
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12103791)
Andre Phillipe Gagnon, iirc.
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by Stinkypup
(Post 12103306)
I don't have to shell out for working at the hospital, I ditched that archaic practice long ago. Nurses however don't sometimes have safe alternatives, they finish an evening shift at 9-9.30pm, then "have the option" of walking half a mile in the dark possibly down poorly lit streets to their car- :unsure: or be safer and shell out a load of cash monthly to be safe and park within the grounds. I bet administrators/ managers will find some way of avoiding these fees. In the UK, there are a lot of PFI hospitals and they use cowboy car park companies who are just out to clamp you. They have charged in hospital car parks since I've worked in them which is a few years now.
Hospitalists. And about bloody time too! The hospitals liked it as we were paid so badly that we were way cheaper than hospitalists. As you know bats, having doctors looking after patients who are off site for all but about an hour first thing isn't exactly in th best interests of the patients.
Originally Posted by plasticcanuck
(Post 12103355)
The prescriptions comment may be the rule in NB but it doesn't apply in Ontario. I was medicated free of charge in hospital for three months and post operation left with a two month supply, worth some $10,000 if I'd had to pay for them.
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by bats
(Post 12103839)
Prescriptions issued in Ontario hospitals are free. As Out patients they aren't....
My mother in law tells me that in Quebec she had to pay $2 for a dressing when her husband was treated. :ohmy: |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12103798)
Sounds like a better class of drunk superstar.:lol:
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