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1.0
Feb 13, 2019
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Pros

None.... I would really not recommend unless you enjoy working all the time for little pay and little support...

Cons

-overworked, expected to work 70+ hours on low salary. Low pay. Management expected to work all overtime as overtime for hourly employees is not allowed - poor treatment from company executives. Including CEO, Vice President, company regional head chefs - very untrusting American company, now uses face scans - extremely low budget, not realistic from varying regions in Canada - does not support local buying and good quality food. Fast, easy and cheap is their motto - pay hourly staff low wages which makes it difficult for department managers to find and retain employees - treatment of managers is poor from higher up - unrealistic expectations from the company on all employees - company heads do not care about employees or customers - company heads cut all budgets drastically when competitors get substantially more - poor HR - company does not support managers just puts more unrealistic expectations on them - lack of support when help is needed. Does not truly listen to managements concerns - don’t support work/life balance - poor company culture

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2.0
May 29, 2017
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Pros

Fantastic Residents and an amazing Engaged Life program. Excellent staff at Support center in Kentucky.

Cons

Atria Senior Living in US has a fantastic model. but Atria Retirement Canada does not following the same principles. When Atria acquired the Holiday communities the "Live In Couples" were targeted, but ironically, the regional team kept the core players. So the Canadian culture stayed as it was rather than evolving to the Atria culture. Sales is all that matters no matter the cost to the rest of staff or residents. No work life balance for salaried employees.

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1.0
Jul 12, 2021
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Pros

probably a decent amount but i don’t care to give them any positive notes

Cons

Most companies offer incentives to get the covid vaccine. This company took over our community which previously did not require vaccinations and threatened to fire me if I did not get a vaccine. They fired people who worked for the community for years and were loved by the residents due to old instances on their background check, one of which especially had proven the be trustworthy and reliable. It’s been months and we still haven’t found someone to fill our maintenance position. They promised to replace equipment and other things but we haven’t seen anything, our ovens have broken twice more since then and had to be fixed going a week without one at a time. When they took over their people messed up our internet and the kitchen office didn’t have internet for a month before they got it fixed. The take over was very sloppy, corporate would ask why we weren’t wearing Atria uniforms when they came to visit but none were sent for about a month. The kitchen didn’t get any information on what we were to do for menus for quite a while too, we were just making it up weekly. My health insurance cost taken out of my check went up over $100 while i was only given a $0.36 raise. (basically losing money working here now) Which leads to another point, i was due for my raise with the original company that hired me in, and i planned to be pretty firm on atleast $0.50 until they came and gave everyone a % of wage raise. The hiring process with Atria is so slow and we’re understaffed struggling.

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