UnityPoint Health reviews about "work environment"

Hostile work environment No positive reinforcement Inadequate, lazy trainers Night shift lead and trainers will ask you to stay late (so they can leave early) instead of taking on taking on expected work duties that come with staggered shift schedules.

Pay should be higher to retain staff and not have to pay travel employees.

short staff, annual net learning, not a lot of cons

Not much I dont like about St. Lukes

Mentally difficult line of work

Tasks broken down to small pieces, making work somewhat redundant

Pay at times but many hours to pick up

Pay is minimal for a lot of work Toxic Work Environment Pushing heavy carts to floors full of supplies to be put away for $18 an hour

The benefit package could be better