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WorkPartners (PA)

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WorkPartners (PA) Reviews

2.7

35% would recommend to a friend

(43 total reviews)
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David Weir

40% approve of CEO

36% positive business outlook

WorkPartners (PA) has an employee rating of 2.7 out of 5 stars, based on 43 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The WorkPartners (PA) employee rating is 30% below average for employers within the Human resources and staffing industry (3.8 stars).

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43 reviews
1.0
27 May 2022
Recommend
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Pros

A few good apples who are nice to work with. Decent PTO accrual.

Cons

Classified as a salaried worker but treated like an hourly employee. Required to use PTO for everything. Classified as a salaried employee and expected to work tons of overtime to get massive workload completed. Result is being paid about minimum wage or lower if you calculate all of the extra hours worked divided by "salary". Expected to cover vacations for those brave souls who actually take time off on top of already ridiculous work load. When returning from vacation there is always a mess of backlogged work due to complete inability of co workers to cover your tasks while you are out. Extremely low wages - far below the national average. If you are not located in Pennsylvania, medical coverage, dental, & vision is hard to find. Management talks incessantly about "issues" but no action is taken. Massive turnover. Worst account transitions that I have ever experienced. Any kind of transition is managed in the least effective manner imaginable. Specialists are constantly moved around from account to account. Just when you have learned a client, you are pulled and moved to a different account. Inadequate training (as in, not enough time is spent training before being thrown in).

1.0
13 Oct 2021

Corporate Oppression

Recommend
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Pros

Work from home. Team mates that care and lift you up to keep you going. Benefits.

Cons

As a Leave Specialist, this organization will give you impossible to achieve internal compliance standards due to excessive workloads and systems that are consistently breaking down. After you are hired, they will then tell you what it takes to achieve success - 10-12 hour work days and weekend work. As a Leave Specialist you are a no body at the bottom of the barrel, chasing an itty-bitty carrot and while keeping them in the profit zone. Salary increases are performance based, so after a year of you working around broken systems, tons of OT, impossible workloads, unmet and unrealistic expectations, you won’t get a raise, or, they will give you messily 2% (yes, that’s less than a cost of living adjustment). That’s it folks. After you have given them a lot of your personal time over the course of a year, endured a lot of stress, tried really hard to chase the impossible, they cheat you out of raise and find a way to justify it by reminding you of what you didn’t do. What you did do was insignificant. Less for you, more for them. They tag themselves as a People-istic company which is total bunk. There is ZERO investment in the little people at this company. None. Management knows the struggles for the employees slaving away at the bottom of the food chain and solid solutions are few. You will even be reminded that “it’s not always greener on the other side.” The workload has drastically increased over the years but the staffing has not. There is an air of condescension from some of upper-level folks. You will be reminded that you, the little people don’t matter. It’s hit or miss with your co-workers. Some really great co-workers and some just not wanting to be team players. Typical people dynamics. There is high turnover in this position. Once you go through the new hire training, they dump a heavy load on your plate and you are left scrambling to make sense of how to sort through it all. You can expect to be given a 600 - 1,000 leave load at various times of your employment. Sometimes, they’ll even add more on your plate and not tell you. Surprise! You will be required to make at least 25 outbound calls each day, in addition to all the other work you are required to do. There are days when the phone will ring like crazy and you will still miss quite a few calls with the expectation that you will return those calls within 24 hours. There is no way to keep up on calls, emails and your required tasks unless you are giving them a lot of your own time. It is a constant beat down here and no one there to pump you up, just the never-ending reminder of what you are required to do and how far behind you are. This job will suck the soul right out of you and numb your mind. When we communicate to management that we can’t keep up, we are then told to work more at night. Yep, that’s the solution. How about that! If you want to put your life on hold, work your life away, collect a paycheck, and be a robot, then this is the perfect place for you. Just do what they tell you. You would probably be treated better at a call center or Walmart. Their system’s break all the time which will also leave you struggling to perform your job. There are so many work arounds you will spend a lot of your time working around the broken systems. Working efficiently is not a priority here. There is always something that puts you against the tide and you will be the one to look like you can’t do your job right. Set up for failure - success is not an option. When you take vacation, which they encourage you to do, your work is split up amongst your teammates and you are told to work their work first before you do yours. Yeah, it’s great to be there for your team so they can take some much needed time off but adding more to your already massive work- load makes work life balance even more challenging. If you take less than 3 days of off then no one does your work and you will have to work even more to get through your work. It’s a never-ending cycle of excessive work, phone calls and email. This place will grind you to the bone, not respect you or your personal time. They will do little to nothing to make it easier to do your job. Take that job Walmart folks. Forever chasing limp biscuits at this place.

1.0
10 Oct 2021
Recommend
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Pros

Work from home. That’s it. That’s all there is.

Cons

Managers are clueless, senior level managers are something out of a horror movie. Over worked, under paid. Over half the staff has to be medicated for anxiety. The workloads are unattainable.. so they had to make us OT eligible to avoid a lawsuit as FMLA has federal time constraints. I’ve never been more mentally unwell. UPMC rebranded to Workpartners to scheme their way around nonprofit status but all paychecks, policies and company issued equipment are from UPMC. This place is full of terrible people. Please. Do. Not. Do it.

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