Pros
Run fairly well at a national level.
Cons
Interim HealthCare is an organization made up of mostly individually-owned franchises. The majority of Ohio franchises are owned by a group based out of Columbus, OH: TSO (The Salo Organization). Any person considering employment with this franchise owner needs to be aware of how bad their employee health insurance is. It's expensive with high deductibles. It's the worst employee coverage I have ever seen. Also, the coverage doesn't start until after 3/months of employment- they don't always reveal that to you in your interview. If you're supporting a family and need coverage for them you won't have much left over in your paycheck. You have to pay FULL PRICE for your Rxs until a very high deductible is met. Many are unable to meet it and end up paying full price for their Rxs the entire year. Some employees have shared that they have simply gone without filling their medications due to the financial burden. Also, be aware that if you plan to work for the company and report to the Akron, OH office that it is an extremely toxic environment with aggressive overly-controlling punitive leadership. A mean-girl passive/aggressive atmosphere dominates in which rude behavior is the accepted norm. A general unhappiness prevails in the office. Good employees end up leaving feeling beat up and damaged while negative employees dominate. The ones in between seem depressed and paralyzed. I'm not exaggerating.
