Thread regarding Medical Solutions layoffs

We can fire people over discretionary pips but not inappropriate behavior…..

I would like to raise concerns regarding workplace culture and accountability, particularly related to an East Coast office. There have been ongoing reports from employees expressing discomfort with certain interactions and behaviors involving male colleagues.

Additionally, there is a perception among some staff that complaints about inappropriate comments or conduct toward female employees have not been consistently addressed. This has created concern about whether employees feel safe and supported when raising workplace issues.

There have also been broader concerns raised about leadership response and whether appropriate steps are being taken when complaints are reported. When employees take the step to bring forward concerns, it is important that they feel those concerns are taken seriously and reviewed objectively.
I believe it would be beneficial for leadership and HR to review these concerns to ensure that workplace standards, professionalism, and accountability are being upheld across all offices.

Leaders need to be in office as consistently as the employees they force to be there to protect their employees if you aren’t going to address the behavior. Get out of meetings and offices and start doing your job!


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MedSol outsourced HR to some random company in Texas. Made a complaint about retaliatory treatment by a manager a few months ago and it went absolutely nowhere. Basically, they just take info and make a record, but it goes absolutely nowhere unfortunately. The company and culture are toxic as a whole.

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Post ID: @eh+1kkepxc41

Been there!! It’s so much easier for them just to eliminate said “problem” for speaking up, though than to address any real concerns from within!!!

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Post ID: @ba+1kkepxc41

Keep going up the chain for sure. This needs to be addressed and shouldn't be acceptable at all.

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Post ID: @b3+1kkepxc41

YIKES! If you have concerns that aren’t belong addressed by management, I would take them to the HR Ops. team directly.

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