Anderson's lawsuit claims, among other things, that he is owed back wages and that his health insurance was cut off just before he underwent open heart surgery even though he had paid his premiums.
Friday, February 13, 2015
Former Wallace-Bajjali employee: Health insurance cut just before open heart surgery
Anderson's lawsuit claims, among other things, that he is owed back wages and that his health insurance was cut off just before he underwent open heart surgery even though he had paid his premiums.
Why isn't Anderson being held culpable in any of this? Gary Box as well.
ReplyDeleteBruce quit his job at the bank to go to work for wally bajally if that says anything.
ReplyDeleteThe director of finance didn't know the bills were getting paid?? He's just trying to put some distance between himself and W&B
ReplyDeleteI was thinking same thing. Of all people HE should of known what was going on. He was guy in charge of finances! Duh? BTW, KHOU 11 in Houston is looking for Joplin people to speak on the record. Contact them if you are interested. They plan to do more investigative stories on WB. His name is Scott Noll.
ReplyDelete>>>he had paid his premiums.<<<
ReplyDeleteRut roh!
Probably should have noticed they were in an iceberg field.
Should have slept with his life preserver on and in a life boat.
But maybe the lifeboats were maybe already full of rats?
You go boy...hope you stick it to them.
ReplyDeleteThere won't be anything to get until they find a new city council full of rubes to rip off. This is what you get when you cast your lot with thieves. Should have kept your former job.
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