23 questions about working at Hampshire County Council
Went for job here and the hours they wanted me to work had no work life balance .
Answered 9 October 2020About my qualification and experience.
Answered 18 February 2019Obtain frank (anonymous?) feedback from staff at the 'front line' and strive to ensure management becomes more accountable and supportive of their hard-working colleagues. Having fantastic policies on H.R. is pointless when these are not applied consistently.
Answered 17 October 2020That's HCC's biggest problem is not using successful temps.I have successfully completed a number of office based assignments in Winchester and would be happy to be permanent. But instead of employing tried and tested people they start from scratch again expecting candidates to completer a separate application for each vacancy rather than draw from a pool of proven people. Most potential candidates put off by the onerous form filling for each vacancy. The private sector always maintains a pool of good prospects so that even candidates not selected initially can be contacted as more vacancies arise. The council are too full of PC ideaology and not delivering a cost effective service for Council Tax payers.
Answered 31 March 2020Formal ware
Answered 4 February 2019Easy and friendly manner
Answered 4 February 2019HCC requires pre employment background checks, the speed of these depends on those who are providing the information. References are taken up prior to employment.
Answered 27 February 2018Great location, easy job, management absent, which gives employees freedom (can be bad for some), great work life balance
Answered 15 October 2017Smart casual.
Answered 19 October 2020They are always going to be there so it's a secure job, as long as government keep school escorts going that is!
Answered 19 June 2019
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