
The people who actually do the work care about the patients and the work they do. Your co-workers are like family, unfortunately administration keep looking for way to make jobs difficult "increase the pain" until enough people leave instead of doing a layoff. Team members always try to help.
They only focus on maximizing margin under the guise of lowering cost, but they are not lowing price for patients. They are focused on portfolio management of new startup ventures and they have forgotten the core focus is patient care. They spin every answer to make it sound nice but hide truth.
The HR group claims they paid in the middle of road for comparable jobs but the surveys they review are provided by mostly of internal employees so the results are skewed and if you look at outside organizations they pay significantly more. The pension is based on FV at retirement not today's $$.
Administration needs to stop lying to the staff about what they are really trying to accomplish. They have outsourced work to other countries and put patient information at risk. The CEO has had to increase his personal security because of his is so paranoid. No previous CEO needed to do this.
less than 2% of applicants are accepted, it takes a really long time to get any answers and you are told several different answers to the same question. They also fail to follow through on promises or commitments stating things have changed and we cannot provide x or y even though it was contracted
The executive team needs to be changed and the focus needs to go back to patient care and quality care and not trying to make more money through new venture investing. The CEO was fired from his last job for trying to do the same thing, if there is so much extra money to risk why not improve care?