Losing great employees - Sourcing Specialist AMS Employee Review

2.0
27 Jan 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Offers great opportunities to work with clients on various industries - Every employee on different position levels are addressed by their first name/ nickname

Cons

- Overtime work is not paid - Slow career progression/ promotion - Number of employees are surprised that others got higher corporate levels even if they are less tenured and have less competitive qualifications - Only those on Mid and Nights have meal and travel allowances

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AMS Response
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As a current employee, I would encourage you to raise these issues with the HR Business Partner for Manila, Patricia Siangho. She will be sharing our people plans for the Centre with all employees shortly. Any contribution you have to these priorities will be welcomed.

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Pros

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Cons

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