CHEESY--CHEESY--CHEESY--

• Is check processing fee legal - Lee
  • I thought that was high too - First I had heard of that
    • Pay to get paid - Lee
  • Depends on the state you live in. In Texas, no this is not legal. nm - sc
  • I get charged the opposite - i have to pay $5 per check for DD. nm - LMT
    • In the end, it's YOUR money the YOU earned. You - shouldn't have to pay them to pay you!
  • Sad but legal. My sister's employer charges - $10/check for child support payments. sm
  • CHEESY--CHEESY--CHEESY-- - CHEESY
  • Probably legal but not ethical. nm - MTing

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how great your company is and solicit referrals.  Perhaps you mean well -- I will certainly give you the benefit of the doubt.  But in my 30+ years of transcription, I have rarely found that it pans out to refer someone.  Granted, you say that the recruiter knows that you do not know these people and are just soliticiting the referral bucks, but it just sounds wrong for many reasons.  Heck, I have referred FRIENDS to companies I was happy with and either they hated the company and were mad at me (using the word mad loosely .. perhaps disappointed/whatever is a better choice) or they didn't measure up and the company was disappointed that I had referred such a person. 

Regardless, I am happy that you are happy where you are working.  THAT, for all of us, is the bottom line it would seem.  I want to have a home where I can just work and be happy for the rest of my working days, which will probably be until I'm 100, so I guess I had better make sure I AM happy! 

Good luck to all of us.