Human Resources Manager - Human Resources Manager SLEA Therapies Employee Review

1.0
16 May 2016
Recommend
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Pros

Great company mission, nice people, and diverse culture. Background checks are impeccably processed. Team members are friendly and are ready to lend a helping hand even if they aren't qualified or properly trained by management to handle completion of I-9 forms, processing payroll, affordable care act compliance, or exit interviews.

Cons

Speech, Language and Educational Associates lacks organization, structure, integrity, and compliance. It's sad to see an organization with a wonderful mission drown in dysfunction. As a Human Resources Professional, I was prohibited from establishing job descriptions for employees and forbidden from auditing and correcting employee vacation accruals because I was told SLEA has no way to verify accurate vacation hour accruals actually taken by their employees due to SLEA's disorganization and lack of record retention best practices. The Executive Director/President is cheap, greedy, and refuses to automate creating tedious manual inefficiencies resulting in erroneous processing of data which sadly include employee paychecks.

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5.0
19 Feb 2026
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Pros

Great work culture and support, meaningful and varied day-to-day work, and amazing staff and CEO. Nothing to complain about. Such a friendly team in all departments.

Cons

Administrative work can add up until you find a system for staying on top of it.

2.0
4 Apr 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

The families served are wonderful and a meaningful part of the work experience.

Cons

Decrease support from admin and HR, with available support often inconsistent. Workplace culture can sometimes be impacted by interpersonal dynamics. Lack of adequate training for staff in neuroaffirming practices. A significant amount of administrative responsibility is placed on providers, including communicating with families (calls/texts), tracking attendance, and enforcing attendance policies while on top of managing high caseloads, completing daily documentation, and writing reports. This can contribute to workload strain and reduced time for direct client care.

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