Great values, tough to stay long-term - Anonymous employee Inclusion Alberta. Employee Review

Nice mission in theory and promoting inclusion is important and needed.

Everything else. Management is horrible. They are unkind, cliquey, out of touch, and unprofessional. If I was on the leadership team there, I would be embarrassed by how many reviews point out issues that have yet to be resolved. As others have already said, it is a bad place to work. The turnover is high for a reason and the people who stay long term are part of the problem. If you want a job where you are valued, respected, and supported Inclusion Alberta is not the place for you. If you want to get paid poorly to work long hours and feel constantly stressed, it is the place for you.

Good mission, enjoyed supporting students and families as well as collaborating with instructors.

Management somehow managed to micromanage the most minor issues while still being nearly impossible to reach for meaningful support or clear answers. Messages frequently went unanswered, including questions that directly impacted the students we were trying to support. The pay was abysmal considering the expectations of the role, and there was virtually no flexibility, at least under the manager I was assigned to.