10% Decrease in Salary to WFH - Business Analyst NV Energy Employee Review

2.0
21 Mar 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

401K match, great employees to work with

Cons

-No Pension -They have removed or decreased a lot of benefits since the Berkshire Hathaway merger/take over -During the covid pandemic, some department managers responded late with sending their employees to work from home -After covid, they offered employees the ability to work from home w 10% decrease in salary. Same 40 hours. Same work responsibilities . But less money. They claim that the decrease is for flexibility, decrease in car usage, decrease in gas cost ... I guess they didn’t consider the increase in energy usage at home, increase in Internet usage, increase in phone usage, ... it’s not clear why they are charging for flexibility if you work from home but employees who come to work get flexibility free of charge (ability work from home 1 day a week, ability to take hours off for appointments, etc.). And for some of us who live close to work, we are not really saving in gas or car usage. This is BS for the company to short employees. The decrease in salary makes no sense and WFH employees must work 40 hours. Employees who choose their safety and health as a priority shouldn’t be punished with a decrease in salary. -The company is technically challenge ... old software, software that has many bugs, etc -Some departments do not give employees the tools/equipment/technology needed to do their job successfully -The company monitors how much you print. -WFH for many employees was not an option until COVID pandemic took place -Poor leadership in the company -HR employees are incompetent, respond slowly to questions (if at all)

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Cons

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