Out of 53 Texas Department of Criminal Justice employee reviews, 60% were positive. The remaining 40% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping Texas Department of Criminal Justice improve their work culture.
They only care about getting more money for their grants.
Being leaders rather than authoritive figures
Actually leading its employees to do better while giving the tools that are not only imparative but essential to allow employees to effectively do their work to the best of their ablities. This also includes better training and more training thus also justifying more quality pay in the TDCJ system
Treating their employees better and allowing us days off.
learn to start taking care of their people. Helping the moral ,communication, and retention fixed.have a ceo that actually sees us as a person not just a number.
We are severely underpaid for the amount of work that we do on a daily basis. I would feel better with an increase in salary.
rank treats us like number not people. They dont appreciate us or have our backs.I think for the job we do we should get paid more . the work life balance is messed up
An across the board salary increase at a minimum of 15%, is required. Raise entry qualifications and age to come into this career. Change the old culture and become progressive and forward thinking. Invest in your correctional work force and your return on that investment will be tremendous!
Our Team Leader requires extensive training on how to lead and motivate staff, but you really can't fault him/her because their experience in this agency has been negative or non-enhancing. Our Executive Leadership Team needs help and has the ideology "If it ain't broke, why fix it"!
The administrations mind behind leadership
better ways to justify a pay increase.
the morale, the staff shortage,communication between each other,different rank
TDCJ does not supply correctional staff with the tools to be successful, ex: no soap, hand towels when using the restroom. Dated & broken office equipment. Printer paper has to be personally bought by under paid secretarial staff, SAD! The list goes on, noted were the minor issues.
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The upper does not listen to the people that are actually working the job everyday. They put things on paper that are not feasible as far as time goes. They have forgotten where they came from.
Underpaid workers and staff. Pay increases.
mandatory overtime and some of it is not paid the way it should.
The entire culture of TDCJ needs to change. Analogy; The old wash board was our 1st washing machine but overtime the washing machine has improved becoming what it is today. You don't have to dismantle the agency but forward thinking and being progressive is past due. This agency is also top heavy.
staffing shortage and rank changes