UK Government - Department of Health and Social Care Careers and Employment

I work with amazing people, however the whole place is dysfunctional and people soon leave. The pay at every grade is lower than that for most other government departments.

Supply Resilience Officer in West Yorkshire

on 14 May 2023

Great employee

Great culture. Only left because they had a recruitment freeze. Great work life balance. Varied work. Patient centred. Flexi time is great - perfect for when you have a family.

Civil Servant in London, Greater London

on 7 March 2023

Great work life balance

A great place to work, really good work life balance and they're very protective that if you work extra, you get time off later to account for it. Pay isn't great, but otherwise a good place to work.

Database Engagement Officer for NDTMS in Leeds

on 19 January 2023

Secure job, lack of opportunities for personal development

Large organisation but lack of opportunities to develop within current team. Little bit underpaid and overworked, work-life balance is OK due to flexible working conditions

Executive Officer in London

on 29 October 2022

Good work in general.

I am quite enjoying my job. Benefits are good and hours flexible. Most people are good. Pros:-salary is not bad- flexible hours- good leave package - sickness pay- most managers are good- stable job- trainings and volunteering available- progress in a career- homeworking- some bonuses. Cons:- salary could be higher for a role that requires managing a few people- sometimes it is too ...

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