“Texas Health”

Pros:  “The pay is good. They are strict but it makes for a good company to work for. They pay for certifications with bonus pay.”

Cons:  “Sometimes staffing can be too low. Some days we are very short handed. I have asked for help and the manager just replys we are already overbudget.” – Full Review

“A Worldly Institute”

Pros:  “Innovation, great culture, worldly, highly engaged in digital and social media, look to enhance process and procedures base don employee suggestions.”

Cons:  “Some would say the location, however i thnk being out of the cbd is great. Lovely parks and spacious campuses.” – Full Review

“Flexible but slow”

Pros:  “Working part-time in Monash is flexible as I work whenever I am free. There is no fix time!”

Cons:  “They won't call me up when there is no work. This means the pay per month is quite low. Need to wait at least a month to get my salary.....this is very long!” – Full Review

“nice”

Pros:  “money was good i liked it”

Cons:  “shift timings were awkward and funny” – Full Review

“lecturer”

Pros:  “low teaching hours with students”

Cons:  “low research budget allows 1-2 research trips” – Full Review

“Overall good company.”

Pros:  “Generous benefit programs you will not find anywhere else.”

Cons:  “New changes are slow to come down the pike because it is a large organization.” – Full Review

“Relax working environment”

Pros:  “Flexible working shift, extra university holidays”

Cons:  “Slow response in university department” – Full Review

“Good compared to other disability services.”

Pros:  “The management were good, very caring and thoughtful. Lots of training that you are paid for. Flexible work times. Better pay than I have had in previous disability jobs…”

Cons:  “Underpaid, as all areas in the disability sector are. Work is often boring and repetitive. Felt a bit like I was going nowhere, manual labour with no clear path…” – Full Review