Culture of bullying, harassment and senior management not taking action - Recensione dipendente - Dipendente anonimo presso Standards Australia

9df 3 days work in office though micro managed Glival working policy Anniversary packages.

Since 2021, the company has faced ongoing challenges, including frequent annual restructures. There appears to be a strong focus on monitoring office attendance, which can sometimes feel restrictive. There are also concerns around role alignment, as some individuals in key positions may lack the necessary experience or expertise. This can impact decision-making and create frustration for team members with relevant skills. Overall, the work environment can feel unstable due to ongoing organizational changes. Managers are often made redundant, contributing to a sense of uncertainty. Furthermore, the global working policy is inconsistently applied. Even when employees meet the criteria, managers may be reluctant to approve requests, often asking staff to take annual leave instead. The company has not been willing to provide carers’ leave when a family member is unwell, instead requiring to use annual leave. Interviews for internal roles or promotions are open for anyone to apply and informed its merit based. The person who interviews varies questions so that the person they are inclined too lands the role and limiting questions for other people to not land the role.

Nice colleagues, if you don't take into account top management. 9-day fortnight (don't work every second Friday).

Salaries well below market rate. Little to no recognition for work. Management is very old school. Benefits keep getting cut one by one. Open space is extremely noisy, hard to focus. No more flexibility, lots of micro-management, including from the CEO.