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Chugach Government Solutions

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RUN! - Anonymous employee Chugach Government Solutions Employee Review

1.0
Sep 18, 2024
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The benefits are enticing as you don't pay a monthly premium, only your copay. The hours are good.

Cons

There is so much waste, time card fraud, and overall corruption with this company that I am suprised they still have the contracts they do. Management constantly preaches to do more with less, you do a good job, working hard because you have developed friendships with the customer, then you learn that management gets a heafty bonus at the end of the year, so they keep their payroll small overworking the good employees to keep their bonus large. Management operates on double standards, if you are a good hard working employee you will be punshined for wearing the incorrect color polo or calling out sick, however if you fraud your timecard, and spend more time hiding/sleeping then management just looks the other way and eventually promotes you to make you someone else's problem rather than deal with the problem. The director at the all hands meeting looked at the employees and says if you don't like your salary, leave when questioned why salaries so far under the median. Raises don't happen here unless you are in Sr. Management. Cost of living raise is the best you can hope for.

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1.0
Jul 14, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Being able to offer federal medical insurance is the only positive thing this company has going for them.

Cons

chronic understaffing, increasing workloads, and a lack of meaningful corporate support. my responsibilities have steadily expanded well beyond the traditional scope of my job because of a poorly structured contract and bonuses of people who don’t do the work.. The expectation to absorb additional responsibilities became the norm rather than the exception. Long workdays and workweeks were common, yet there was little acknowledgment of the workload or the impact on employee well-being. Requests for assistance often resulted in being directed to resources that had already been exhausted or receiving little practical support. Communication from corporate leadership was often inconsistent, particularly during periods of significant operational change. Expectations shifted without corresponding documentation or guidance, leaving sites to navigate complex issues with limited support. Also, constant turnover in executive level positions gives the appearance of instability

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