Remote work vs subpar salary/benefits - Anonymous employee Ziply Fiber Employee Review

1.0
May 5, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

If you are non-union you will likely work remotely. The autonomy is the biggest benefit. Complimentary service if you live in the Ziply Fiber area.

Cons

Benefits are just okay. 401k retirement company matches 50% up to 6%. Vesting period is 5 years. Retirement account is with Fidelity. Payroll deferral up to 75% of eligible compensation. PTO for non-union: Under 5 years of service - 1.083 days per month. 5 to 10 years - 1.25 days per month 10 to 15 years - 1.4167 days per month 15 to 20 years - 1.5833 days per month 20 to 25 years - 1.75 days per month 25 years or more - 1.9167 days per month Accrued PTO does not rollover. In addition, you receive 56 hours "Flex PTO" that can rollover 40 hours into the following year. Total you start out with about 20 PTO days. No sick time. Medical plans have three options: Choice HSA, Gold PPO, and Platinum PPO. Plan price ranges (Employee only) to (Employee, spouse, and 3+ children) Salary < $60k Choice HSA: ($64.02) to ($364.09) Gold PPO: ($149.78) to ($617.12) Platinum: ($343.76) to ($1109.02) Salary $60k to $100k Choice HSA: ($101.47) to ($438.04) Gold PPO: ($187.23) to ($691.07) Platinum: ($306.31) to ($1042.36) Salary > $100k Choice HSA: ($138.92) to ($504.70) Gold PPO: ($224.68) to ($757.73) Platinum: ($343.76) to ($1109.02)

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Pros

Nice Working Culture and a positive environment

Cons

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2.0
Jan 7, 2026
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Pros

Union negotiated healthcare. Union negotiated pension plan (if you were lucky enough to be part of before it was gotten rid of). Hands off approach from supervisors if you get your work done. Fiber product is great.

Cons

Clueless management as to human decency. If you are a union employee the company looks at you as over paid and a scourge. They basically said so in negotiations. But these are the guys and gals who actually know what the heck they are doing to keep the systems up and running. No investment in the decaying infrastructure in regards to buildings and grounds. Outwardly the company LOOKs like it is doing the right thing but back end is sorely lacking.

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