-They are great at finding ways not to pay their employees what they are worth
-Health insurance is fairly pricey, but worth it
-Their current reorganization of the claims department leaves many people fearful of their jobs
-Unreasonable workload in claims department
-There is not a structured training program for new hires, so adding a new person to the team is difficult. Co-workers are expected to train new employees along with get their current workload complete. My team currently has 3 members who have been working for the company for at least 4 months and are still taking minimal (as few as 3) claims per day, leaving the rest of the team swamped and unable to meet customer demands.
-Constantly change job description and demands without adjustment of pay.
-I got "promoted" but it was considered a lateral move so there was no pay increase. Now that job is being changed to take on more claims (especially more complex claims) and I am still making what I made in an entry level position.
-There is no negotiation for pay increases. You get what they say. It doesn't matter about your education, achievements, or the challenges that you have faced.
