Needs Improvement - Anonymous employee FIS Employee Review

2.0
Oct 21, 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Competitive vacation time Just added 8 weeks maternity leave and 4 week non-birth parent Opportunities for advancement Great response to covid

Cons

Insurance is not that great- expensive for single and low amount contributed to your HSA No student loan benefits- refinancing is not a benefit No bonuses No raises in 2021 - minimal raises normally (2-3%) Has little to no concern about the amount of attrition. The topic has come up in every town hall since August and the C suites response has been very negative. Basically blaming employees who want to leave and taking no steps to improve retention.

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FIS Response
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Thank you for sharing your review and sharing that you value the vacation policies at FIS and appreciate FIS’ response to COVID-19 with regards to our colleagues. Also, 2020 was an unprecedented year for the world and for FIS. We unexpectedly and quickly pivoted in several areas to ensure we were laser-focused on what’s important, and that is our colleagues, clients, and communities. This included investments in new health and safety protocols throughout the organization and new wellness programs, including COVID-19 time off and enhanced medical, well-being, and mental health resources. With that being said, FIS is not immune from the financial impact the pandemic has had on businesses globally. As a result, we faced an unusual compensation year for 2021. You identified yourself as a current colleague, so we encourage you to discuss/report any of your stated concerns through your manager, a member of the People Office, or the FIS Ethics Hotline.

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