Falck Reviews

Terrible managers. They would hire people for one station and "give them the opportunity" to work somewhere else. They hired one person living in Jackson to work in Sacramento, and then made her work in Concord, which is over 2 hours away. They hired a bunch of new EMTs to work in Concord, with no intentions of telling them they were moving the station almost an hour south in less than a month. Brian Hubbell, the Bay general manager makes false promises to everyone and can't be trusted. No stairchairs! They have like, one stairchair for each region. The supervisors don't like to listen to the Medics and EMT's in the field. "We need a lift assist," shouldn't have to be a debate with a supervisor.

- lower wages compared to similar companies. - Procedures change every day without appropiate communication - US office manager doesn't interact with Assistance Coordinators. - CEO & local leadership don't care about professional development of workers. - Favoritism when promoting new leaders. - Talented workers aren't valued, no work incentives, no raises, no motivation at all. - Management with very poor judgment and lack of professional criteria causes to lose contracts and customers. - Poor training. - Very basic benefits.