Worst Employer Imaginable - Senior Workers Compensation Claims Adjuster Gallagher Employee Review

1.0
Feb 28, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

They have a remote work option.

Cons

From day one, I knew this would be a bad experience but I stuck around anyway. It was terrible. The training was minimal of their very complex system. When I reached out to management for assistance, I was treated as though I was incompetent and they had no time for my questions. They have three systems they work out of, each feeding into the other. Very difficult and nearly impossible. I reached out to co-workers for help but because of their overwhelming workload, they weren’t able to assist but did say they went through the same frustrating experience and felt the same about management. Also, don’t expect lunch breaks. You’re expected to work through those. I brought up that lunch breaks are required by law and my manager’s response was, “Well, most people choose not to take them but it’s up to you.”

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Cons

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Pros

• Good in office dynamic with coworkers for those who worked in office

Cons

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