ESS reviews

Work not consistent, can't find openings some weeks. Better as a side job than a main income.

ESS doesn't pay you for training, and schedules an all day mandatory training/orientation session during school hours, which goes against Utah state and National Labor Laws. By law you should be paid if you're receiving training during work hours, it's mandatory, and it's for the job you will be doing. There are other methods for training delivery, but they choose the most inconvenient way possible. If you work for another district, that is a full day of not being able to take an assignment elsewhere, which wouldn't be an issue if they paid you. They don't recognize previous substitute experience, work experience, sub certification, or associates degrees. Even if you've recently worked for them or a partnering school district, you are still required to attend an all day training session regardless of your knowledge of how things work or capability of doing the job.