Greenpeace reviews

* Bullying in order to force out employees was common, usually enacted by management at different levels who were aided by HR. At no fewer than four occasions did I witness a person who just had broken down by how they were treated. At least one had to be taken to a mental ward (and then quietly dropped by Greenpeace Nordic at once afterwards). * Racist remarks by one staffer towards three POC were reported to HR. HR chose to take no action. * Management was deeply misogynistic both at organisation and volunteer level. Esp one Volunteer Coordinator seemed to use the volunteers as a dating pool and kept dating different volunteers, often at the same time. * Organisation Veterans could act with impunity. I was twice threatened by organisation veterans who where never punished for their behavior. * Project Employees were expected to stay on but never got any word about a new contract until their last week. They were then treated as traitors for moving on. * Salaries for organisation veterans were usually above average with some excuse as to why. Salaries for everybody else was below average. Asking for a raise for any reason got at least one person sacked.

Organisation operates on the belief of helping the environment when really are just pushing hard sales with counter-intuitive strategies and rules. Selling the idea of saving the planet more than actually doing anything productive/proactive/practical to enact real change. Hours are terrible. So many British transplants bringing UK office culture into the work environment, difficult to be passionate about making our country a greener place when Englishmen are butchering Maori names of places and providing oversimplified and often misguided explanations/understandings of local politics and culture. It's hard to work at Greenpeace and feel that you're doing right, when you actually care a lot about these issues and the organisation is willing to take advantage of your concerns to further take advantage of people.