TriCore Reference Laboratories reviews about "work environment"

Job load is high and alot

This company promotes people to a supervisor role with no real experience who provides little to no help when needed. Instead of offering support, there's constant micromanaging and obvious favoritism, making the work environment frustrating. The on-call schedule is chaotic, with little regard for employees' work-life balance.

pay is so bad, benefit is not good

Burnout comes easily due to a lot of work to do and not enough people to do it. Responsible people end up doing more and more and get burnt out quickly.

Very poor management, poor communications company wide, toxic work environments, extremely short staffed and limited amount of people working very unreasonable amounts of hours making this job a hazard to ones self as well as to the patients' lives that are on the line. I have never worked another job that was nearly as bad for my overall well-being as Tricore was. These labs operate solely for making Tricore money, the aspect of true patient care is completely non-existent here. The patient is not the priority and this is reflected by how Tricore neglects their staff and ignores real problems, instructing employees to basically keep it afloat in whichever way possible with no tools for success.

All decisions by very slow bureaucracy and emotional politics, no work/life balance, incompetent 'leadership', very poor pay and benefits, sexual harassment and discrimination towards men and older people is rampant 'but not officially endorsed', politics and gossip run this sinking ship and while someone laughingly thought TriCore was the 'healthiest place to work', I left with a bleeding stomach ulcer, high bp, brux, stress induced hives, psychological problems.. things I didn't have when I was hired.

The clients can be difficult to work with

Exclusionary employee culture with new employees, complaints not taken seriously by management

Part time employment - Lon hours for part time employees