RSA Careers and Employment

Work happiness

Scores based on about 11 responses to Indeed's survey on work happiness

Do people feel happy at work most of the time?

Do people feel they can get support and encouragement from colleagues at work?

Do people feel that they are paid fairly for their work?

About the company

Founded
2008
Company size
more than 10,000
Revenue
£4bn to £7bn (GBP)
Industry
Insurance

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Commercial Property Claims Handler in Manchester

on 2 February 2021

Productive and fun place to work

RSA has been a very good place to work and one feels very valued.. There is a high sense of belonging. And members are kept well informed of all developments within the company

Customer Service Advisor in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear

on 5 January 2022

terrible hours, low pay, what more can I say?

RSA said all the right things in the hiring process but from the first day of training I realised accepting this position was a huge mistake. The 40-hour workweek dragged on, days seemed endless. The managers reeked of insincerity, I could tell it was a culture of setting employees up for failure. The training lasted three weeks and covered a variety of insurance underwriting topics, none of which was included in the final test. why bother? Wasted 2 months of my life there and will regret it forever.

Customer Manager in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire

on 21 October 2021

One of the nicest places I have worked

If you want to be treated with respect and made to feel welcome then this is the place to work. Excellent colleagues are friendly and usually willing to help you. The job is fairly repetitive but then aren't most jobs so?To be Frank, the only thing that I would change is the dogmatic call guide you have to follow, like Just a Minute, without Deviation or Hesitation but with Loads of Repetition. Q A listening will hit you like a ton of bricks if you don't. For instance @Did not say the correspondence or risk address' when issuing the policy. Well where do they think we are insuring?Somewhere on the moon!Leave at the door any ideas about using common sense. Follow the rules..Or Else ! Unbelievably inflexible and a dreadful experience for the consumer to have to listen to a load of drival. Even my dog would know what it is about after half an hour of spiel.The only other issue you will find challenging to deal with here is the tribal team culture where if you upset someone in another team or department you will get to find out. Rather like a secondary school situation, if you dare to tell someone they are wrong then they tell Miss and she will have a word with your class teacher and she will be cross with you and will not back you up.It is all a bit childish, quite frankly, but the average age here is 19 among the first jobbers so I expect it is a carry on of what they are used to.The insurance software breaks down frequently and leaves you in the proverbial duck creek.

Claims Handler in Halifax

on 16 September 2021

If I could rate this place a 0 I would!!

Absolutely horrendous management! Staff turnover is bad too, with staff leaving every week. Managers horrendous and make you feel so low! Especially two in particular managers that will gossip at each other’s desks about the mental and psychical health of their employees. I would not work here ever again even if I was paid 1 million.

Team Coach in Peterborough

on 16 September 2021

Great place to work

Would highly recommend working for RSA, lots of opportunities to progress and the management drive you to succeed. I worked for RSA for nearly 4 years and during my time there I went on lots of courses and improved my management skills.

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