Insurance for family of 4
profit sharing, and the benefits
Fair base pay, opportunity to earn more with shift differential, overtime, etc., and affordable health insurance.
Medical & STD are pretty competitive.
There are several options and benefits to choose from.
Review from Operations Dept
The benefits are extraordinary. Great retirement match.
Review from Operations Dept
Low cost health insurance. Low copays.
The retirement fund and the health insurance are both very competitive.
Review from Operations Dept
match retirement, and best insurance in the state
When I started my health care insurance was best in the state. It has now been ranked in the lower parts of benefits/co-pays/deductibles
Review from Operations Dept
Inconsistent market comparisons for salary reductions and increase
Review from Operations Dept
It was better, each year we have to pay more.
Review from Operations Dept
Great benefits and availability to a variety of compensations
great benefits and time off
It’s very competitive with the market.
Review from Operations Dept
Vacation accumulation. sick leave. short and long term disabiliy.
Review from Admin Dept
WRS pension
My depatment is at the lowest point it could be at. Treated like we're 'not that important', no real sppreciation. The customers appreciate us more than anyone in administration.
Loss of union rights. Have lost too many benefits for years
They decreased PTO. Raises have never kept pace with inflation.
Paying a living wage in a city that is increasingly expensive
Profit centered for administration only. No care for staff shortages and safety
We are a Magnet Hospital and should be employer of choice in the area, but pay is set at 50% of the market value. We are the only level 1 trauma hospital in the area and are among the busiest transplant centers in the country. Why do we make less than the hospitals that don't have these patients?
compensation is poor and would be my reason to leave
I have worked 5 hospitals
I work in an academic center work is hard i should be compensated
IT pay starts at just 40k, similar position at university starts at 65k. Seniors IT with 10+ year expirence in UWhealth barely make 60k. Dont waste your life here. Every they take away more benifits and cut vacation time. CEO lines his pocket while lower staff suffer and claim being "remarkable".
More than just a "fair market wage" increase every day. The "raise" does not even keep up with inflation. You're losing experienced clinicians.
Better family leave pay, and a more fair distribution of pay cuts during the covid-19 disaster.
A general lack of respect for nurses
Investment in conferences and learning opportunities. Bring back the L&D department. Better support for working moms- paid maternity leave, bring back the canceled back up care program.
Review from Admin Dept
Lower deductible on health insurance. Better dental coverage.
Review from Operations Dept