Cant pay bills with perks - Anonymous employee Live Nation Entertainment Employee Review

Thanks for your candid feedback – it helps us understand what we need to focus on. We look at salaries every year to make sure we’re paying our people fairly for the work they’re doing. If you’re struggling, talk to us about it. We don’t expect food or perks to make up for what is necessary to pay the bills. We value you and encourage you to reach out to your HR partner to discuss your concerns. In regards to the office move – we’re sorry to hear about your experience, its information for us about how to get better at communicating when big changes are happening. The leader of your division communicated about the move when all details were finalized, so that they were sure the most accurate info was shared about who was moving where and when. That said, we hear you that it didn’t feel like enough time for the transition. Moves can be hard – they affect everyone differently based on where they call “home.” For many employees, we’re hearing positive feedback that their commutes have been shortened significantly. Either way, we are dedicated to working with employees on flexible arrangements when possible and helping them think through carpooling or commuting options. Please talk to us before you consider leaving. As for the open floor plan design – we believe in it. The brand-new office mirrors our space in NYC, which has proven to be extremely productive. Employees at all levels, including our senior leaders, are sitting in the middle of the open-space office, and are accessible in a way closed doors didn’t previously offer. We are striving to create an environment for collaboration and relationship-building within the space as well. If you need help with that transition, reach out to your manager or HR Partner. There are tools to work in this kind of space and we’d be happy to share them. If you’re willing to share more recommendations, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me directly: LizDyer@LiveNation.com.