
I was happy with ADP. Until the recent decision of hybrid only. I feel like I am penalized even though I work hard and don't get paid extra hours I put in.
First year is very hard. If you can push through it, learn to dig for answers and keep asking questions it is possible to make it.
That I am a salary EE.
They are all approachable and helpful.
Helping other ADP ees when they are stuck.
They hold round table meetings with lower level staff.
Being able to work remote
The maximum for psychology. Mental health is important. The increase helped.
Less meetings where only some team members attend. Not all invited.
That I am Remote and don't have to deal with constant in office distractions.
More payroll experience coming into ADP instead of learning it in ADP and taking clients.
I don't feel I can answer this question since it could be shown publicly. Decline to answer.
Treat all employees equally. Regardless of race, colour, location. Stop higher ppl that have zero payroll knowledge.
Need more payroll knowledge on the front line and being able to explain things to clients instead of just doing what client says.
I am held to a higher standard than a PRS but I am the same pay grade level. Can't move to another position because I am Remote. Carlos said remote staff can't get different roles now. Have to be hybrid.
Look for talent everywhere again. Newest PRS were taught payroll at ADP? No prior payroll knowledge? How is that better than hiring knowledgable staff. Remotely if no talent in cities. When positions aren't filled hybrid open to remote staff for transfers.
Consider how there is no local office in provinces. EE's were hired remote, not aware there could be a time for no movement. Just felt like a slap across the face when change made. I am a hard working remote EE that prides my work. Sucks I would have to switch companies now for new roles.