Don’t Bother - Conflicts Analyst White & Case Employee Review

2.0
Feb 24, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Insurance plans are great as is the annual holiday party.

Cons

Where do we start? Salary is low for the amount of work involved. Vacation time used to be given now earned. For clocking-in they used a system that is by the minute. If you clock in one min late then you need to come back from lunch 1 min early. If your time doesn’t balance out every minute that is under 7 hours will be deducted from your vacation time. A few times my day totaled to 7.05 and my manager emailed me stating I never approved OT - this will be unpaid. That is the quirks to the overall firm then there is the department, conflicts new business. This is so toxic it makes grown men cry. Management goes out of their way to annoy, frustrate and blame their employees. Things change up everyday at times. They except perfection and your weekends. When your work isn’t perfect or your weeeknds weren’t spent working come Monday the retaliation is not even hidden. Unless you want to find out if you are made of steel, avoid the place.

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Cons

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1.0
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Pros

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Cons

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