Pros
Very dedicated, talented, caring staff. Great pay and benefits for a nonprofit (if you can stand the working environment long enough to access these benefits).
Cons
I would like to echo the other review on here regarding great colleagues and poor management. UUSC hires dedicated, talented people, but those people are continually hamstrung in doing their jobs by poor management and a ridiculous amount of bureaucracy for such a small organization. UUSC's management definitely does not live up to the organization's ideals in ways that you would not expect from a human rights nonprofit that lists promoting economic justice among its core program areas. In my short time there I saw employees let go at the whim of management, having their employment and health insurance canceled with no explanation. Underpaid temps and overpaid consultants were used to fill jobs while regular staff were forced out or sat idle. The workplace is unionized (a part of walking the talk), but management is so hostile to the union that the last two stewards were laid off after years of service, and expressing interest in union leadership will wreck your chance to advance in your job or possibly get you fired.