Employers are not bound by HIPAA, period. Happy to see a link or something other than you spouting falsehoods to say otherwise.weak backtrack. Not about him, per se, but employers/employee health/HR in general. HIPAA applies. Patients’ (students and employees) PHI must be protected.
Except as their employee health and HR units operate, and you must know that if this is indeed your profession.Employers are not bound by HIPAA, period. Happy to see a link or something other than you spouting falsehoods to say otherwise.
Again, you’re now making up that he’s going through employee health to try to correct your incorrect statement. I’d be willing to bet he isn’t, but that’s irrelevant. Employers aren’t bound, as employers, by HIPAA. HR absolutely positively isn’t covered by HIPAA.Except as their employee health and HR units operate, and you must know that if this is indeed your profession.
Please just put the jerk off on ignore. He is a POS troublemaker.Again, you’re now making up that he’s going through employee health to try to correct your incorrect statement. I’d be willing to bet he isn’t, but that’s irrelevant. Employers aren’t bound, as employers, by HIPAA. HR absolutely positively isn’t covered by HIPAA.
Not trolling at all. Just commenting on this story with some insight, and then got attacked because people didn’t like what I said.He’s been trolling y’all all day. Just ignore him.
Not trolling at all. Just commenting on this story with some insight, and then got attacked because people didn’t like what I said.
Genuinely: The real story is very disappointing as a Rutgers fan (who felt like we were finally turning a corner without anything to embarrass us recently and exciting seasons ahead), so I didn’t want to be the one to just come out and say it.
If you Google Patt Hobbs Reddit, the first link now has some posts from like 9 hours ago that will shed some light for you all.
And where there are assholes, there are piles of shit......Where there’s smoke, there’s fire….
I have long had the gentleman on "ignore."Please just put the jerk off on ignore. He is a POS troublemaker.
Hate using the language, but there are some true cretins in this board. Pat Hobbs did an excellent job as AD, and as Dean and a professor at SHLS. The man is a gentleman and truly a nice guy. He has a health emergency, and some people feel the need to kick a good man when he is down. That is lower than low. Wonder if these people would do such things if this happened to their father or mother.I have long had the gentleman on "ignore."
I did exactly that and I don't see anything different from what's here. At most, there was some early speculation that has now been overtaken by the news that it's health related.If you Google Patt Hobbs Reddit, the first link now has some posts from like 9 hours ago that will shed some light for you all.
Hate using the language, but there are some true cretins in this board. Pat Hobbs did an excellent job as AD, and as Dean and a professor at SHLS. The man is a gentleman and truly a nice guy. He has a health emergency, and some people feel the need to kick a good man when he is down. That is lower than low. Wonder if these people would do such things if this happened to their father or mother.
"Cretin" is too nice. It implies that the problem is lack of intellectual ability. That's forgivable -- not everyone was born with intelligence. Instead, the problem is people who say outrageous things because of their desire for attention.Hate using the language, but there are some true cretins in this board. Pat Hobbs did an excellent job as AD, and as Dean and a professor at SHLS. The man is a gentleman and truly a nice guy. He has a health emergency, and some people feel the need to kick a good man when he is down. That is lower than low. Wonder if these people would do such things if this happened to their father or mother.
Rutgers isn’t his healthcare provider. They aren’t bound by HIPAA. Common misconception.
I don’t need to. I work in healthcare. Employers aren’t a covered entity.
weak backtrack. Not about him, per se, but employers/employee health/HR in general. HIPAA applies. Patients’ (students and employees) PHI must be protected.
Employers are not bound by HIPAA, period. Happy to see a link or something other than you spouting falsehoods to say otherwise.
Politi is spot on with how peculiar this was handled. That’s usually because there’s more to the story. And in this case there is…Knight Shift - I think people are questioning the official version of events because it doesn’t seem to add up, not because people are looking to kick Hobbs while he’s down.
Here’s Politis take:
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Patrick Hobbs’ abrupt resignation at Rutgers leaves too many unanswered questions | Politi
Hobbs resigned just weeks before the start of a much-anticipated football season citing health reasons. It doesn't add up.www.nj.com
Paywall on the article. Can you share what it says?Knight Shift - I think people are questioning the official version of events because it doesn’t seem to add up, not because people are looking to kick Hobbs while he’s down.
Here’s Politis take:
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Patrick Hobbs’ abrupt resignation at Rutgers leaves too many unanswered questions | Politi
Hobbs resigned just weeks before the start of a much-anticipated football season citing health reasons. It doesn't add up.www.nj.com
Regarding HIPAA- the misconception is that you are protected by it by everyone. What others are saying is true, but…Rutgers isn’t his healthcare provider. They aren’t bound by HIPAA. Common misconception.
You can lead a horse to water…I did exactly that and I don't see anything different from what's here. At most, there was some early speculation that has now been overtaken by the news that it's health related.
Politi is the head asshole of rumor-mongerng, tinfoil hat-wearing assholes. He is an ugly person inside and out.Knight Shift - I think people are questioning the official version of events because it doesn’t seem to add up, not because people are looking to kick Hobbs while he’s down.
Here’s Politis take:
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Patrick Hobbs’ abrupt resignation at Rutgers leaves too many unanswered questions | Politi
Hobbs resigned just weeks before the start of a much-anticipated football season citing health reasons. It doesn't add up.www.nj.com
Thanks for linking the article, but it is truly weird. Lots of people on this board and elsewhere criticized CVS for using sick leave when there was no reasonable chance she would be able to return. Hobbs chose not to do what she did- and the result is that people are suspicious because he did the right thing!Knight Shift - I think people are questioning the official version of events because it doesn’t seem to add up, not because people are looking to kick Hobbs while he’s down.
Here’s Politis take:
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Patrick Hobbs’ abrupt resignation at Rutgers leaves too many unanswered questions | Politi
Hobbs resigned just weeks before the start of a much-anticipated football season citing health reasons. It doesn't add up.www.nj.com
There are more horse's asses than horses. You are a case in point.You can lead a horse to water…
I could not read the article bc it's paywalled, but I figured it was a bunch of idle, stupid speculation by a horrible writer who suffers from clickbait attention disorder.Thanks for linking the article, but it is truly weird. Lots of people on this board and elsewhere criticized CVS for using sick leave when there was no reasonable chance she would be able to return. Hobbs chose not to do what she did- and the result is that people are suspicious because he did the right thing!
The business about how he should have taken a leave is weird as well. You take a leave when the condition is something that will go away -- but cardiac problems often do not, but instead remain a permanent source of risk.
I’m genuinely so confused here. Did you do what I said? Can you read? Why is everybody so mad at me because Hobbs did something irresponsible with a subordinate? I’m not f’n happy about this. It’s brutal for Rutgers.There are more horse's asses than horses. You are a case in point.
Download the free NJ.com RU Football app and you can read this article and all RU-related sports articles, and other pro articles as well.Paywall on the article. Can you share what it says?
I am not a politi fan either. I’m an RU letter winner during the Mulchay era. We are all Rutgers fans.Politi is the head asshole of rumor-mongerng, tinfoil hat-wearing assholes. He is an ugly person inside and out.
Regarding HIPAA- the misconception is that you are protected by it by everyone. What others are saying is true, but…
There are others protections in place- in some states, it is the right to privacy and the biggest protection, even if you are not disabled and even if an employer leaks you are perfectly healthy- the ADA protects you and you can sue an employer based on their protections.
I could not read the article bc it's paywalled, but I figured it was a bunch of idle, stupid speculation by a horrible writer who suffers from clickbait attention disorder.
Yeah, no. Some of choose to skip yellow journalism and swimming in cesspools.Download the free NJ.com RU Football app and you can read this article and all RU-related sports articles, and other pro articles as well.
Sorry you have to resort to name calling. You’re usually better than that.And where there are assholes, there are piles of shit......
Some people have no empathy or compassion.
Still, likely best to listen to all sources, even those that historically are less than sound i.e. sources that are "suspect." Especially when it comes to RU Athletics, as "we" do have a history of missteps. This remains a developing story.Yeah, no. Some of choose to skip yellow journalism and swimming in cesspools.
I don't want to engage in speculation on this (we will find out when we find out) but I will say that if you're right (I didn't see the Schiano presser but will take your word for it) that would be out of character for Greg to not thank his AD. Greg is the ultimate cross t's dot i's kinda CEO.Same - but don’t you think the Schiano presser thing is, in the least, odd for Greg? He doesn’t just miss big shout outs like that. I guess it’s possible Pat had been MIA and Greg was frustrated with him, not knowing why. But with Greg, the default assumption has to be that it wasn’t an accident. He’s just too polished that way.
Yeah, well, fight fire with fire. Until facts come out, people should STFU with idle speculation when the man gave serious health reasons for his sudden resignation. And even if something else does come out, that does not change the fact that the man did a remarkable job for Rutgers, and he has a serious health issue to address. But that will not stop the message board muckrakers from trying to tear a man down. Again, wonder how they would feel if this was their father or mother. I don't need your approval or anyone else's on this board. I'm comfortable and confident in my actions.Sorry you have to resort to name calling. You’re usually better than that.
I will give that pile of crap organization and Politi nothing but the hope that they go out of business. They have been a cancer on Rutgers, and they get their jollies out of tearing Rutgers down.Still, likely best to listen to all sources, even those that historically are less than sound i.e. sources that are "suspect." Especially when it comes to RU Athletics, as "we" do have a history of missteps. This remains a developing story.
I’m pretty sure you’re mostly referring to me. The thing you’re confusing, though, is that the what I’m saying is speculation instead of fact.Yeah, well, fight fire with fire. Until facts come out, people should STFU with idle speculation when the man gave serious health reasons for his sudden resignation. And even if something else does come out, that does not change the fact that the man did a remarkable job for Rutgers, and he has a serious health issue to address. But that will not stop the message board muckrakers from trying to tear a man down. Again, wonder how they would feel if this was their father or mother. I don't need your approval or anyone else's on this board. I'm comfortable and confident in my actions.
People are calling you out as an ahole because you seem to be relishing in the hope for a scandal. Constantly pointing out the possibility of a scandal only defines you as someone that doesn't have the best interests of RU at heart. You'd rather be right and spew negatives than shut up and be positve.I’m genuinely so confused here. Did you do what I said? Can you read? Why is everybody so mad at me because Hobbs did something irresponsible with a subordinate? I’m not f’n happy about this. It’s brutal for Rutgers.
If it’s already on Reddit, I assure you it will come out more wildly soon enough. And you, and all the others on this thread for attacking me and calling me names because you think I’m making things up, can come back and apologize when that happens.
I don't want to engage in speculation on this (we will find out when we find out) but I will say that if you're right (I didn't see the Schiano presser but will take your word for it) that would be out of character for Greg to not thank his AD. Greg is the ultimate cross t's dot i's kinda CEO.