Awful - PCC Moving Minds Employee Review

1.0
Aug 11, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Some clinical experience, Copes/Triages, you get taught how to use a fax machine?

Cons

unacceptable working conditions e.g. no blinds for the windows, multiple health and safety hazards, no fire exit and on the top floor, fire extinguishers were never tested, first aid kit 10 years out of date. No sanitary bins until it was raised by multiple members of staff. The storage/meeting room was also the lunch space. We were not allowed a toaster or a microwave until recently because management did not like 'smelly food'. Staff are extremely overworked for the pittance they earn, overtime is unpaid and with no praise or words of encouragement from senior staff. Support from management is non-existent, you have to break down in tears for help to be offered. You are expected to work back time for doctors appointments and funerals! Employees are pressured into coming to work while sick (it was not uncommon for people to vomit or faint in the toilets and return to their desks). No progression within the company unless management personally like you. The clinical team leader does not talk to you, unapproachable and difficult to ask questions to. Any criticism towards management is swept under the carpet, never addressed or taken on board.

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1.0
Jun 6, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

- It was great to begin with as a first job after graduating and wanting to gain experience in the field of psychology and mental health. - Get to learn about different qualifications of therapists etc.

Cons

- You are not treated like an adult. Management staff would keep track of what time you came in, even if it was one minute after 9am and send you an email saying you need to make this time up. - No real clinical supervision from management, which was necessary a lot of the time. - Had strict times to go to lunch with no flexibility. - There was no kitchen in the office I worked in, just a tiny room with a printer, lots of filing cabinets and a kettle. We weren't allowed to have a microwave because the 'food would smell'. - Management took it way too personally if you handed in your notice. - The manager of the company was shocking in her mannerisms and the way she spoke to staff and clients. - No chance of progression here at all. - Low morale of staff, the company took on more than they could handle. - Way too much unnecessary admin work which PCC's should not have been doing. - Definitely no work life balance or care for your mental health or your physical health.

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1.0
Feb 7, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good Clinical Experience if you are straight out of university. Staff members at the same level are nice and provide a good support system.

Cons

No formal supervision. Lack of managers, therefore no one to go to with questions regarding the work. No morale. Everyone is over worked and exhausted. No consideration regarding mental health of employees - Ironic!!! No career development. Low salary. No breakout or lunch room within office space, no where to heat lunch. Management style can be aggressive and can often feel like you're being picked on. No proper HR department where employees can express their concerns. Taking time off can be difficult, only 2 people can be off at a time and work cover whilst you're on Annual Leave is always patchy. High staff turnover, people don't stay too long - don't blame them! No employee benefits whatsoever. Can be difficult to get references once you hand in your notice. No culture and values.

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