Credence Management Solutions reviews

Poor communication, cruel layoffs, negotiated contracts with as low as possible number of days for leave, healthcare policies

Credence is only interested in their bottom line and corporate greed. Having been an institutional support contractor with USAID for ten years across four different employers, Credence was the worst employer - benefits were slashed compared to previous USAID contracts, no sick leave, only 2 weeks paid parental leave, vacation and other benefits slashed. During the USAID stop work orders, in January 2025, rather than furlough staff as other USAID partners did or treat us with any dignity whatsoever, Credence abruptly fired all of their USAID Bureau for Global Health staff and directed their sub-partner, Public Health Institute, to fire all staff as well. No severance, no notice, immediately locked out of email and other systems, health benefits ended three days later. I was 30 weeks pregnant with a high-risk pregnancy when Credence abruptly me and all Bureau for Global Health staff. Credence is a horrible place to work and they do not care about you.