The Wallich Careers and Employment
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Full-time, Contract
Regional Fundraiser - North Wales
North Wales
£19,918 a year
1 hour ago
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Trust Foundation & Statutory Fundraiser
Cardiff
£23,884 a year
1 hour ago
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Regional Fundraiser - West Wales
Wales
£19,918 a year
1 hour ago
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Rapid Rehousing Worker
Newport
£21,807 a year
1 hour ago
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Head of Finance
Cardiff
£34,958 a year
1 hour ago
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Support Worker, Dinas Fechan
Swansea
£17,575 a year
1 hour ago
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Senior Support Worker - Denbighshire GIFT
Rhyl
£19,918 a year
1 hour ago
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Night Support Worker - St Leonard's
St. Leonard's
£17,575 a year
1 hour ago
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Senior Support Worker - Ty Tom Jones
Swansea
£20,432 a year
1 hour ago
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Senior Support Worker, Swansea PAWS
Swansea
£20,432 a year
1 hour ago
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Popular Roles
Support Worker
£18,911 per year
Head of Finance
£34,958 per year
Participant
£33,702 per year
Community & Social Service
Peer Mentor
£16,754 per year
Relief Worker
£8.29 per hour
Facilitator
£21,807 per year
Management
Assistant Manager
£23,884 per year
Business Development Manager
£23,884 per year
Senior Project Specialist
£21,210 per year
Administrative Assistance
Support Staff
£19,537 per year
Project Assistant
£23,884 per year
Executive Assistant
£27,000 per year
Rating overview
Rating is calculated based on 46 reviews and is evolving.
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Reviews
Support Worker in Swansea
on 15 November 2020
Dedication of frontline staff and CEO
Having worked for the charity for some years, there is much to commend it but sadly more to condem it, the attitude and dedication of many of the frontline staff is inspiring. Many have personal experience and understand the complexities and subtlety of working with vulnerable people. However there are a minority that are motivated by control and kudos, with service users bullied and manipulated by a handful of these staff. A practice that local management are aware of, who are known to be corrupt , racist and actively bully those who stand up to this culture. Swansea is particularly shocking in this. Senior management suspect and HR continually sideline whistleblowers and force them out with fictious grievances to cover management shortcomings. The Wallich prides itself on employing staff from people with homeless, recovery and mental health experience but if they stand up to bad practice they are bullied to the point of relapse which I have witnessed and experienced time after time. I have heard the new CEO seems very client focussed and understands the complexities hopefully she will weed out the corrupt bullies bringing this fine charity into disrepute.
Support Worker in Swansea, Swansea
on 27 November 2020
Stay well away
Poor management. If your face fits all well if not you are bullied and made to feel uncomfortable. Seniors sit and do nothing. Support staff running around all shift. Clients are great but influenced by senior members and management and will let you know everything they have been told. No confidentiality at all. You are in a vipers nest. If you stand up.for yourself you are talked about by staff members to a point of being.bullied. Friends work with friends and you are on your own. All they think about is them selves and not the clients. Lies and deciste from Senior staff
Support Worker in Newbridge, Caerphilly
on 27 November 2020
Relaxed and every day is different
Great work colleagues.All treated fairly. Choice of shift patterns. Career advancement available. On line training, work relatedOn site parking. Pension scheme available and a discount brand scheme
Senior Support Worker in Llanelli, Carmarthenshire
on 9 October 2020
Enjoy working with client group
Terrible management, extremely stressful, looks at more statistics than actually supporting client to the full. If your face don't fit then 'you' don't matter, be careful because you'll soon be out. Favouritism is a biggy with management, you're likely to go a long way, this happens with staff and also managers favourite clients to. Don't be fooled by one manager who's the silent terminator. Your opinions do not matter, you maybe truly qualified but it's managers way or the highway. Majority of my office colleagues (who are great) are stressed and looking for a new job. The only reason some are staying is due to covid19 and can work more from home or they happen to be a favourite. The culture of the office is not actually having a lunch break, and if you do then there is no staff room or rest area, you eat by your computer.
Senior Support Worker in North Wales
on 1 October 2020
If your Desperate
My experiancece of Working at the wallich is it is a Negative working environment you have to watch your backall the time. Also Management never take safeguarding concerns seriously they make a record but that's about it that's why we continusly have recurring Problems. Also Management are not approachable or professional they lack the relavant Life skills and experiences to understand the very vunerable clients we supposedly look after .Also you have to be careful of what you disclose to Management as they like disciplining Staff. The staff are underappreciated and poorly listed to and poorly paid for the stresses of the Job.Also most staff are on temporary Work contracts We lack people orientation skills ie our working environment for clients and staff is poor and not very welcoming that's why we still have a huge homless problem
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