Sevita – Supervisors are allowed to break company policies without repercussions, talk terrible about clients, allowed to do what they want but "regular staff" cannot, leave for lunch for up to three hours and say it is a "meeting", treat staff passive aggressively, does not guide staff appropriately | Comparably

Sevita – Supervisors are allowed to break company policies without repercussions, talk terrible about clients, allowed to do what they want but "regular staff" cannot, leave for lunch for up to three hours and say it is a "meeting", treat staff passive aggressively, does not guide staff appropriately

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Sevita is the leading provider of home and community-based specialty health care, with 40,000 employees proudly serving over 50,000 individuals. We believe that people can grow, learn, and be as independent as possible in the homes and communities where they live. leer más
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Supervisors are allowed to break company policies without repercussions, talk terrible about clients, allowed to do what they want but "regular staff" cannot, leave for lunch for up to three hours and say it is a "meeting", treat staff passive aggressively, does not guide staff appropriately

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Dsps in my house work together and stand behind each other.

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Good love seeing my clients hallg

Revisión Review del Departamento de Administración · Publicado hace 7 años
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Monetary increases, more client sufficient activities

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