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Bridges To Recovery

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Mean girl gossip culture that gets promoted - Residential Support Staff Bridges To Recovery Employee Review

1.0
14 Jan 2025
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Pros

gets you into grad school if thats what you want

Cons

extremely low pay, no night shift differential, no one saves food for the night shift, night shift makes you go to meetings during the day and doesnt care about your sleep, everyone is a mean girl who gossips, the people who get promoted are the ones who let clients go missing yet complain about other people even though theyre not the ones doing their job. everyone always leaves really fast cause it sucks here. uncertified staff give out medications. there are a lot of incidents, nurses and rss making medication errors and there are just major safety concerns about being a client here. management is beyond unsupportive and lashes out at rss for their own mistakes

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5.0
19 Dec 2012
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Pros

Our company promotes people from within the company - that provides you with opportunity to grow and develop your skills.

Cons

The company has experienced a lot of growth for the last 3 years and the workload reflex the constant growth.

3.0
22 June 2016
Recommend
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Pros

The co-workers I had were awesome. They are your peers, all studying psychology and working here to make a little (very little) money while finishing their degrees. When you have down time you're free to read a book, do homework, watch TV. Sometimes they even pay you to go to the movies with a client!

Cons

There is not really any way to move up. That's why they rotate through staff so quickly. The benefits are very low at this job. I was here for almost 3 years, a very reliable employee. I would pick up and trade shifts, show up when no one else would. At the end of my employment I messed up my availability, and I got scheduled on a day I had a class. I realized this only the night before, so I sent out an email to my coworkers asking for help, but no one offered to pick it up. Well, I wasn't going to miss my class. So I tried calling my boss to explain. She didn't pick up, so I left a long message. Instead of calling me back, she just wrote me nasty email immediately after my call (clearly she had listened to my message) stating "this is totally unacceptable, you will be written up". After that, I was like "okay, here's my two weeks notice." I really felt disposable working there.

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