Finding positive aspects of this organization has proven to be quite challenging. I have been employed here for over five years and can assert, with confidence, that the management demonstrates a lack of concern for its staff. The company is heavily top-loaded and primarily focused on profit margins. Annually, they increase resident rates while neglecting to provide salary raises for employees, despite simultaneously augmenting the compensation packages for Director and Executive positions, including substantial bonuses.
The organization promotes its commitment to professional development; however, this assertion is misleading. Employees who demonstrate competence and resilience in the face of managerial challenges are often relegated to roles that are disproportionately demanding and under-compensated. There appears to be a significant disregard for the mental health of staff and the burnout experienced by clinical personnel, as the priority seems to be merely fulfilling staffing requirements to meet census goals.
The Human Resources department has consistently fallen short of expectations. It appears to serve the interests of executives rather than advocate for employees. HR is responsible for hiring and determining compensation without adequately understanding the specific needs of each department, which significantly hinders opportunities for internal advancement. There is a troubling tendency to provide minimal compensation for employees, accompanied by justifications that disregard the negative impact on resident care.
It is my belief that both the staff and the residents deserve far more consideration and support.