Intertek reviews

Where to begin? Management and upper mama get have the communicational skill's of a bowl of fruit. MD would rather hide in his office, than face the diminishing moral standards that are taking over the workforce faster than Covid took Wuhan. When asked in a town hall meeting was he going to address the low and practically non existent level of staff moral, and he replied "we're not here to talk about moral" and continued showing us pictures of flight paths. Pay raises don't exist and there hasn't been a cost of living adjustment in 4 years. When questioned about it he says it's being looked into and then the topic is ignored. Middle management have lost all sense of drive and ambition to help the employees. Management and MD have asked for an increase in production, even though we work in a quality capacity. No chance of self or career progression. Management would rather give newly available roles to a close friend, than to currently employees who are begging for any form of career progression.

Pay is 30-50% below market rates No growth unless you happen to come in at the right time (ie someone just quit) Abysmal COVID policies, despite selling health and safety audits 1% raises during 7% inflation Deciding not to cover spouses with health insurance unless they can prove they don't have another way to get it Encouraging employees to go back to school, then removing education reimbursement benefits midway through Promoting a "Kindness" internal initiative while slashing health benefits Perpetually waiting for the promotion you will never get, the carrot dangling in front of you for months until you just quit No stance on anything that is happening in the world. No culture of D&I. Very outdated concept that the best worker is the one who works the most hours, and not the one who does the best work. Profits and stocks are always allegedly soaring, so where is the money going?