All About Signing the Timecard - Paralegal CACI International Employee Review

3.0
Mar 31, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

Not the worst government contracting company. They give you 4 hours leave every pay period but no additional sick or vacation time. Decent money for a recent college grad.

Cons

I worked for the Department of Justice as a contract employee, and CACI owned my contract. There is a not-so-subtle divide among government employees between those who are employed by DOJ (and enjoy the government perks) and the contractors (who are paid a fraction of their DOJ counterparts). When a bomb threat was called into our building and the office was evacuated, CACI made their contract employees use their "Leave" time if they wanted to be compensated for the day. They send constant e-mails reminding you to sign your timecard precisely at 2 pm. And they generally have no concept of the work their contractors do on-site.

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Cons

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Pros

CACI has acquired quite a few smaller companies under its larger corporate umbrella, and although they have stripped these smaller companies of their identities and benefits thereafter, they do provide the safety net that larger companies do provide, but the benefits remain on par with most large defense contractors.

Cons

If you're apart of a smaller company that is either acquired by CACI, or have joined a program that once was a part of a smaller company already absorbed by CACI, you'll slowly watch the people, culture, and identity of that program drift away into corporate nothingness.

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