
The overtime opportunities are quite competitive
Posted 20 days ago
Tuition reimbursement and mental health services are my favorite
Review from Admin Dept · Posted 21 days ago
It offers a wide range of perks.
Holiday bonus of a free National Parks Pass.
the PTO / wellness leave
ESOP offers opportunity to benefit directly from success
Pay structure is fair and bonuses are great. There are also small perks like lunches provided for staff meetings and a stipend for a local farm stand.
ESOP, other care benefits are excellent
Review from Operations Dept
The ESOP program that provides employee ownership potential
Review from Finance Dept
Our employee stock ownership plan.
Yearly rate increases and merit bonuses when deserved
Review from Marketing Dept
ESOP enrollment plus optional 401k
The rates are fair, and having an opportunity to participate in the esop program is a great perk.
The ESOP is a great concept
employee stock ownership program is the best!
I like the breakdown given at year end
Review from Admin Dept
Being part of an Employee Stock Ownership Plan
The best part of the compensation package is the ESOP
Flexibility on work hours, location.
Being an employee-owned company and the ESOP.
Review from Marketing Dept
SWCA still pays below market opposed to others.
There doesn't seem to be a clear path to getting a promotion.
Review from HR Dept
I feel salaries are lagging the actual economy, and do not seem right for my level of experience and responsibility. A raise of about 25% would do it.
I am not undervalued, but I do feel like I am being underpaid.
Rate of pay same after 2 years needs to increase
The compensation is just low for my profession. But maybe SWCA just cannot afford more.
Review from IT Dept
More in line with industry standards
Review from Marketing Dept
I don't believe I'm paid competitively and I dislike that 401k is not matches because I don't see the benefits of the ESOP very much and it doesn't grow quickly.
Review from Marketing Dept
I believe corporate overstandardization of roles and pay scales hurt smaller offices where employees must complete the job description of multiple people
During a lateral position move I was informed that I'd been at the bottom of the wage range for my original title, and my own supervisor revealed that when moving to the new title in a different department, that director and VP wanted to offer me MORE but supervisor refused. Result? Feel undervalued
Comparable rates to other companies for the same positions.
I am glad I get to explain my response. I am new to SWCA, and took a pay cut to come here, but I have discovered that SWCA's pay is lower than average. That is fine right now because I am still learning. I want to see how the bonus situation pays out because it may bring me to my previous pay.
Industry standards have the compensation a bit higher - based on experience and experience.
Review from Marketing Dept
I support a large sized office in various departments tasks required and asked of me. Some tasks are auto assumed they belong under my scope of service. For a long while, I assisted without getting paid for support and tasks that took much of my time. And time away from my actual duties.
Review from Admin Dept
Matching industry rates and time off.
Review from Finance Dept
compensation is barely at target for my industry and level, i also think doing bare minimum benefits does not count as valuing employees
It feels stagnant when it comes to performance and compensation. Being able to get to that next level is difficult even though performance says that next level is right there
Review from Finance Dept
I am doing the work of multiple positions. I am being asked to be more stretgic but it is almost impossible when I am overloaded with tactical work because I don't have the support.
Review from HR Dept
Not keeping up with competitive firms in similar roles, national average
My pay is below average for my skillset and experience in the industry and area. I would feel better if the company was better at allowing training and continuing education. This is often discouraged from a cost perspective from leadership and executive teams.