Rewarding work helping seniors, but poor management culture - Residential Counselor JASA Employee Review

Great work life balance and job security if you’re doing your job correctly

Lack of resources due to it being a non-profit.

The job is easy to grasp and if you enjoy working with the older population and helping others as a starter social worker it’s good experience. The benefits are some of the best you’ll find in the city.

All your working hours are tracked and need to be accounted for. You’re constantly monitored and the program is often audited, so micromanagement has increased especially since there were structural changes in the organization. The pay is low for the amount of work expected.