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Renewable Energy Association

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Has potential but needs improvement - Policy Analyst Renewable Energy Association Employee Review

2.0
26 Jun 2025
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Pros

Work can be very interesting and rewarding Opportunity to become expert in your specific field of policy Members are often friendly and appreciative Some team members are considerate, helpful and supportive

Cons

Very high turnover of staff of all levels, not just junior - unfortunately this does feel a bit of a “brain drain” Pay is below average even for the not-for-profit trade association sector Lack of clarity regarding job roles, responsibilities and career progression (timelines for promotions were always pushed back when you approached previously-mentioned date) Minimal on work place culture (although this had been identified by HR and was improving with social events etc.) Take a long time to hire new staff which means existing staff take on additional responsibility for overly long periods of time - this is not acknowledged Certain departments and senior staff can act “cliquey” - they are often unprofessional, unhelpful and hostile Feelings of inertia, apathy and complacency from senior members of staff (not CEO)

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4.0
7 Jul 2021
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Providing a lot room of growth

Cons

A lot of people working in one team, sometimes it feels that it's too much

3.0
6 Sept 2024
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Pros

- colleagues are very kind and supportive - small size means there is a sense of community - small size means junior staff work with senior staff so get to learn from experience - lots of opportunity to work on interesting things as a junior staff member and even to lead on things - lots of ethnic diversity in staff - central office location

Cons

- culture of avoiding dealing with people & pay issues - e.g., there is one senior staff member who is very poor at their role and bunks off. Everyone knows but nobody in management addresses this. The same goes for the pay issue - pay is terrible for the level of qualification and expertise required, even compared to other trade bodies. Especially given jobs are based in London. It's so bad that nobody can afford to stay there for long

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