Good people, doing good things. - Barista STREAT Employee Review

5.0
May 2, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Hospo with added purpose and care. Salary packaging for casuals. Meaningful and practical professional development sessions. Just nice people really.

Cons

It's not perfect as it's a social enterprise and lots of people seem to be doing lots of jobs but it's got good heart and the best hospo gig I ever had.

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1.0
Jun 9, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good food, cool hospitality staff, good cause

Cons

* Professional gas lighters and bullies * Leadership appears more concerned with protecting the organisation’s image than supporting employees. * Workplace culture can feel toxic, with gossip, favouritism, and cliques influencing decisions. * Some staff members are treated differently depending on their relationships with management. * Policies seem to be applied selectively rather than consistently. * Employees may feel judged before being heard, with limited opportunity to provide their side of events. * Trauma-informed care principles are promoted extensively, but at times their application can feel disproportionate or disconnected from common workplace interactions. * Communication lacks transparency and important decisions can appear predetermined. * Professional disagreements are not always handled constructively, creating an environment where staff may feel uncomfortable speaking up. * Morale is negatively affected by inconsistent leadership and a perceived lack of fairness and accountability. * Staff turnover and dissatisfaction are difficult to ignore * They will get rid of you if you’re not a fan of AFL or not giving ‘leadership’ attention

3.0
Apr 1, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Seems like they make some positive changes in kids lives. Good food.

Cons

All talk in many areas of the company - lots of green washing and virtue signalling with very little impact. Very poor staff training (if any) to work with highly vulnerable youths.

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