Very unhappy - Anonymous employee OhioHealth Employee Review

2.0
17 Feb 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Water machine in the break room. Opportunity to work from home.

Cons

No sick time offered in my department. Any unscheduled time off is not covered by TAP. Only allowed 3 occurrences. What kind of policy is this? No extra benefits for Military other than the minimum of what is required by FMLA. If you don't work on a main campus, you don't get any of the special perks. Also, healthcare coverage is bad. Real bad and overly expensive. Forced to use TAP if no work available. Management is very hands off.

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OhioHealth Response
9y
At OhioHealth, the well-being of our associates is important. That’s why we offer a variety of benefits for associates that are designed to deliver the highest quality and value. OhioHealth benefits are offered to all OhioHealth employed associates who meet the hours worked requirement. Associates who are regularly scheduled to work at least 48 hours per pay period (every two weeks) are eligible for medical, dental, vision and other benefits. Our medical benefits, that include a Health Savings Account Plan (HSA), are competitive with others in our market, including plan premiums. The plan encourages good health habits to build on your foundation of wellness and prevention. Preventive care is covered 100 percent by OhioHealth and OhioHealth helps fund the associate’s HSA and so can the associate. OhioHealth offers many well-being resources that surpass many employers in the market including discount on medical benefit premiums for taking healthy steps to maintain or improve their health and Fitness Rewards that pay for gym memberships. Time Away Pay (TAP) is a single bank of hours that associates can use for personal and family needs such as vacations, personal time and short-term illnesses ― this includes sick time. TAP is available to associates with scheduled hours of 32 or more per pay period (every two weeks). The number of hours earned each pay period is based on the associate’s benefit service date and the hours worked during the pay period. Again, this benefit is similar to other employers in the market. OhioHealth has the highest respect and appreciation for our military associates and their families. Our military and other leave policies also align with what other employers offer in the market. Each year, OhioHealth honors our military associates with a Veteran’s Appreciation event that includes a breakfast and a program with recognition from our senior leaders.

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Many free opportunities to learn and develop yourself as a professional.

Cons

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OhioHealth Response
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Thank you for sharing your feedback with us. We're determined to improve daily, so we genuinely value your feedback about learning opportunities and compensation. We believe every associate should feel compensated, so we're sorry to read about your experience with pay negotiation. We aim to maintain an environment where everyone feels heard. We're glad you value our development programs. We believe in the power of consistent learning and providing the tools our associates need to succeed in their current and future roles. Thank you again for your feedback. We're happy to have you on the team!
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Somewhat decent pay for associates, but does it matter when your job isn't secure??

Cons

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OhioHealth Response
3mo
Thank you for your transparency about your experience. We want to hear from people like you to learn how we can do better. We're sorry to hear about your experience at OhioHealth. We aim to maintain an environment where everyone feels heard and are committed to helping our leaders grow so that we can all succeed together. We recognize your experience with layoffs and leadership, and understand the surrounding challenges. We love our community and our commitment is to not only provide exceptional healthcare, but to exercise the privilege of showing how much the community means to us. Your review will help us take any necessary action. Thank you again for your feedback, and thank you for your hard work.
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