OPTIMUM CARE Employee Reviews for Community Care Worker

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Community Care Worker5 reviews

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Horrible place to work

Community Care Worker (Current Employee) - Antrim - 6 June 2023

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The management in this company is a complete disgrace they never listen and only care about the money, I would advise anyone looking at applying to look elsewhere as joining optimum will take a toll on your mental health

Pros

None

Cons

Management, Leanne

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Don't have your back

Community Care Worker (Former Employee) - Newtownards - 2 November 2020

Don't care about employees mental health. Don't listen to staff concerns or try to work with them. Very much do as I say not as I do. Not consistent with staff policies

Cons

Staff are back stabber's

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Awful management

Community Care Worker (Current Employee) - Cushendall - 13 September 2019

Heartless company Don’t care about the well-being of the service users and staff all about making money for them Staff treated like dirt at all times

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Repulsive Company

Community Care Worker (Former Employee) - Coleraine - 18 February 2019

Management is a disgrace, rude and not in the slightest helping at all. Insignificant training by training officers with no clue. Poorly run & maintained company

Cons

Long Hours. Rude staff. Little to no breaks

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Productive and fulfilling

Community Care Worker (Former Employee) - Coleraine, County Londonderry - 6 March 2017

I loved working here. It was a very fulfilling job with great staff to work with. If you had any problems you could ring the office and talk to any member of staff who were all very helpful. You had to attend courses and keep up with work policies. The hardest part of the I found was when clients became ill and were hospitalised but it is a very rewarding job.