Millie Jezior, MidMichigan Health public relations manager, said she is unable to comment on specific employee issues. Stempien said the emails and texts sent at the time from her manager and co-workers tell "the real story." Mid-Michigan Health Centers: Home Welcome to Mid-Michigan Health Centers. Stempien said after he wrote a letter to MidMichigan seeking to resolve the matter, the organization's attorney wrote back stating that the reason Moody is not receiving shifts is because of a reduction in scheduled surgeries. Get started by verifying your access code, which you can find in the email, text, or print-out your provider gave you.
Conversely, Stempien argues that MidMichigan's actions are in violation of Michigan's Persons with Disabilities Civil Rights Act, and the federal Americans with Disabilities Act, which state that an employer can not make a decision to suspend an employee if that decision is based on an actual or perceived physical impairment - the perceived impairment in this case being the potential of Moody being infected with COVID-19. Moody claims that she did not violate any MidMichigan policies by volunteering in Detroit.
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"I really don't even know how to move forward." For opportunities at all other locations, please contact Elizabeth Christensen by email or phone (989) 794-5159. "It's really be the hardest six weeks of my life," Moody said. Marie opportunities, please contact Michael Fitzner by email or by phone (906) 253-2786. Moody said she feels "singled out" and discriminated against, and has experienced a large amount of stress and anxiety since being taken off of the shift schedule. This was also confirmed by two of Moody's co-workers when she asked. Moody took this as confirmation that the only reason she was taken off the schedule was her decision to work at a metro Detroit hospital. Mango followed up shortly afterward with another message stating that he "never heard back" from Moody, and because of that, he had to cancel her shifts until he knew whether she had gone to work in Detroit. She later received two email messages from Mango, the first telling her that he "needed to cancel" her shift on that upcoming Saturday, adding that he needed to know if she had picked up work in the Detroit area. The next day, Moody discovered her name had been removed from the schedule of shifts at MidMichigan. I knew I was doing the right thing, so I didn't think too much of it." "(My manager) knew that I was already there (in Detroit) - it wasn't like a 'don't go in the future' sort of thing, it was too late for a message like that. "I was surprised, and kind of offended by (the email) in that moment, but nowhere in the letter did it say that if you had gone there would be repercussions," Moody said. On March 26, after Moody began her 14-hour shift at Providence Hospital in Southfield, she said her manager, Scott Mango, sent out an email strongly discouraging MidMichigan employees from providing medical services at hospitals that need additional help. In March, Moody took up an opportunity to volunteer at an intensive care unit at a Detroit hospital, citing a "knee jerk" reaction of wanting to help in any way she could.
“It is big for us to try and level up for our community and our baseball team so it has been big knowing that we can do something that has never happened before.Moody has worked as a certified registered nurse anesthetist at MidMichigan Medical Center-Midland for about 13 years. “It is always like ‘Oh they are just Fowler and they are going to lose in districts or pre-regionals are something like that.’ Evan Curtiss, a pitcher and infielder for Fowler said. “We knew it wasn’t the performance that we wanted on that stage and we’ve gotten our main nucleolus back for this year and that is one of their top goals is to make history here in Fowler.” “It left a sour taste in our mouth,” Glenn Pung, Fowler’s Baseball Coach said. Now the Eagles came close to accomplishing that goal last season but ultimately fell to Beal City in the regional title game and that loss has been all the motivation that this group has needed. (WLNS) – On Saturday, Fowler’s baseball team hoisted the District 111 trophy above their heads and it didn’t take long for them to quickly soak that win in and then shift their mindset towards their next goal, winning the program’s first-ever regional title.
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