A Nightmare of a Company to Work For - COTA/L Aegis Therapies Employee Review

1.0
Jul 12, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The benefits that were offered were decent.

Cons

Poor work environment and unhealthy work environment. I had to work around rodent feces and bugs that were not taken care of by the facility. The administrator in the facility performed multiple abusive actions towards employees and Aegis Therapies never addressed issues, only to please the contract with said administrator. I was verbally harassed by administration at my base facility and disciplined by my Aegis supervisor for taking off work with physician documentation when I had the flu and additional respiratory illnesses that could have potentially harmed clients. This company is absolutely terrible. So many employees in my district had multiple issues with HR.

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Aegis Therapies Response
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Thank you for sharing your feedback. I am very concerned about the environment you have described at your facility as well as your experience with your facility administrator, Aegis supervisor and HR staff. I would like to get more details from you about your experience so that I can follow up on all of these items. I hope you will reach out to me directly at Don.Biggs@AegisTherapies.com, or if you prefer, please contact Senior Director of Human Resources, Christy Perry, at Christy.Perry@AegisTherapies.com. Don Biggs Regional Vice President, Aegis Therapies

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