Horrible pay, poor leadership, and fast paced monotonous work.
Fair pay, more flexibility, and performance incentives.
Free food from time to time.
Super fast, not thorough, and unprofessional.
Occasionally free food brought in.
Communicate more and be productive.
Do their share, communicate effectively, have fun,work hard, and relax.
Paying the employees fairly, and doing their share of the workload.
My coworkers are fairly awesome, that's the main reason I go to work.
Paying employees fairly, actual leadership, supporting the people who support the patients' needs.
Horrible pay. Employees constantly quit for higher paying jobs, especially the good ones.
Pay employees fairly. At least enough to work full time and be above the poverty line.
Employee compensation needs a huge boost. Turnover is crazy, and the good employees move on to better, more rewarding companies.
I've been with the company over 3 years and get paid what entry employees make elsewhere. They offer stocks, too bad I work full time and can't afford bills and food.
Horrible pay, worse treatment, lazy management, and depressing benefits that we don't make enough to afford. Pay people that run your business enough to live life and take care of their families.
Evaluation of pay based on area, experience, and similar positions by a 3rd party outside analyst. Get paid fairly, pay less out of our rediculously low paychecks toward benefits. And, an investment plan we get paid enough to take part in.
Treating employees fairly and paying people a liveable, fair wage, especially employees that have been with the company for a few years. 3 dedicated years of work equate to a cheap bonus pin, and a wind up flashlight without batteries. Just insulting treatment.
Every estimate I have seen for similar jobs, requiring similar training and credentials gets paid roughly %66 more than I make. That is a huge disparity, and for this area, after 3 years of working for CSL I am 1 missed check away from homeless.