In 1414 an English court heard the case of John Dyer, an apprentice whose master had stopped him from plying his trade for six months, while offering nothing in return. The judge was having none of it. “The contract is contrary to common law…” he ruled continuing “…In my opinion, you might have demurred upon … Continue reading If you demand Non-Compete you admit Defeat:
The Glory of Going On
I’ve had friends (and former friends who have become less enchanted at what the end game of this blog will mean for their continued employment) commend me for my persistence in this struggle cataloged in this blog. Before the blog itself, there were e-mails and letters written to government agencies not only on behalf of the … Continue reading The Glory of Going On
Blogging will be light this Weekend
Skinny J and I are at the First annual Chain Chiropractic Refugee Conference Held at the Game Sports Bar in Bangkok Thailand 🇹🇭
Losing the Patients, Destroying the Profession
My 29-year-old patient walked into the Jakarta clinic needing his wife’s assistance. Young, if not a touch overweight, he ambled around the office with great strain. As I’m apt to do I sent him for X-rays, and I noticed that they were well… take a look. “Your spine is bad, you lost the lumbar lordosis which I … Continue reading Losing the Patients, Destroying the Profession
The Patient Perspective: Asian Chain Chiropractic from a Patients Point of View
You are perusing by a New Business in the Mall. Stock photos on the wall of young happy local families and of a good looking grey haired man in lab coat smiling. “All Natural” “No Drugs or Surgery” “American Trained Doctors” There’s a sign outside advertising everything it can “help” with: “Headaches, Neck pain, Shoulder … Continue reading The Patient Perspective: Asian Chain Chiropractic from a Patients Point of View
Hell of a Week Last Week…
"The Stats don't lie", Keep up the Good Work 😉
The Smear
Another thing that I have been asked to write about is something that goes part and parcel with these chains, keeping your reputation clean when you are trying to escape. Now when I resigned from Mabuhay I wrote a firm resignation letter detailing my expectations, and not to sound like Marcstradamus I pretty much called … Continue reading The Smear
We’re Bringing the Fun Back…
I got a message from my Surabaya Colleague, Skinny J, who after reading a recent post stated: “The annual meeting of Chain Clinics will be discussing how to get rid of Tafuro.” I laughed as the first thing that popped into my mind was the Mob Meeting in the Dark Knight, where the Joker interrupts … Continue reading We’re Bringing the Fun Back…
Vive la Résistance!
In the past several days I have started to get correspondence from several people working within these Chiropractic chains. The general tenor of the conversation goes from “This wasn’t what I expected or was told it would be” to “I want this guy (Owner/CEO/Director) to rot in a foreign prison”. I’m more concerned with progressing the … Continue reading Vive la Résistance!
Thank You, Can you give me more 😉
I'd like to thank all those who reached out and gave me assistance on the last two blog posts, I remain greatly appreciative. A little Birdie was busy on the PlanetChiropractic website dropping advertisements warning perspective Chiropractic associates about certain "opportunities" in Asia and even in India where a particular infestation of malignant Carcinopractic has … Continue reading Thank You, Can you give me more 😉
Asian Chiropractic 