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The best, the best ever, Communication #1, fast response, no issue at all..
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I can't even find one
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1 nurse recommends working with JEDY Network
The best, the best ever, Communication #1, fast response, no issue at all..
I can't even find one
Recommends working with JEDY Network
At first overly attentive
But not productive. To get my on boarding ready he sent me to the clinic 4 different times. When I kept expressing that all of the items needed were not on the passport. After submitting everything my contract was pushed back due to not having the right mask for a fit test. I told him the paperwork said they were supposed to provide the right mask and he said it is not something they do. The Friday before I was to start my contract he sent me the medication and verification test for the hospital. And when I finally finished he was no where to be found. My messages went unresponded for 2 days. And Sunday he finally text me back and told me my contract was canceled that day! To make matters worse I had already bought scrubs and got to the state. I asked for a manager and he nor the manager ever called me back, tried to find me another job, or even apologized for the inconveniences. Hands down this is the worst recruitment I’ve had.
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