Utah Transit Authority reviews

revenue is fixed to the tax base so raises are few and far between. and when a raise is recieved it is a token effort at best. UTA is a company with growing pains. The working conditions are good for me....clean shop nice new rolling stock. The language is foul and unprofessional in Supervisors and labor force. Ironicly because it hires so much from within....change of any kind is likely to be slow....the biggest problem with UTA is likely to be it's chief executives...but no company is perfect.

There are a lot of people that have been there forever (one downside of working for a great company), and because there is so much promotion from within, there are quite a few older people that don't have the skills of the younger generation and they are set in their ways-example not wanting to use a computer and some don't have the outside knowledge that a lot of tasks could be computerized and that there is a better, more efficient way of doing things.