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Great option for experienced techs - Cvt Veterinary System Services Employee Review

5.0
Jan 8, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Working with VSS has been a great way to balance having a part-time job on my terms. I took a break from the industry for a couple of years and had been looking to get back in without committing to one clinic on a tight schedule. VSS has let me jump in with different teams that have all been very helpful in onboarding me to the ways of their clinics. Bonuses are also great for different shifts, and I like the shift differential pay that is offered - giving higher pay to the less-desired time slots. This is a great way to change up the old routine if you're bored in your current practice.

Cons

* Paying for uniforms before starting * Paying for drug test before starting

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Pros

Flexibility in scheduling, control over which shifts to take

Cons

I worked for this company for approximately 9 months. New employees have a 30-shift probationary period after which there is a review. I took as many shifts as I could, excited to reach my 30 shift review. When my manager informed me it was time to schedule this review, I asked how the meeting was to be compensated. I was informed that this review, as well as all employee-manager meetings, are uncompensated. In the employee handbook, annual reviews were stated to be an essential part of our job, which I interpreted as mandatory. When I asked them to clarify (in writing) whether employees were expected to attend mandatory meetings without pay (and CC'ed HR on that email), they immediately backtracked and said these meetings were NOT mandatory, just that I would not be eligible for a raise unless I participated. Which still feels like it should be illegal. After this I lost all respect for them as a company. I am not willing to do ANY amount of work off the clock, including a 30 minute meeting. I have never worked for any company that expected me to do unpaid work-related meetings. How hard did they have to work to find these loopholes in the labor laws? No amount of scheduling flexibility, for me, is worth violating the very basic principle of being paid fairly for my time.

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