29 questions about working at Nova Scotia Health Authority
Sounds like a horrible place to work
Answered 13 December 2018If you’re permanent you can basically do whatever you want but if you’re temporary the managers nitpick about everything you do. very little followup to any complaints.
Answered 7 October 2020The insurance is worse than the insurance i had at a non-unionized job and the conditions were almost worse
Answered 11 December 2020You receive benefits, pension plan, health care plan!
Answered 22 July 2020Business casual
Answered 11 October 2020Treat the temporary workers and permanent workers equally. They say they do but in practice the permanent workers can show up late, leave early, break safety rules etc. and nothing happens to them. You get hounded about the smallest things if you are a temp.
Answered 7 October 2020Relocating
Answered 3 July 2019The pay/benefits for the support services is way too low for the amount of work/stress. the hospital wouldn’t run without support staff.
Answered 7 October 2020Find out the names of the managers, email your resumes directly to them, express interest in their department. Accept casual/temp positions, it is the ONLY way you are going to get a permanent position.
Answered 18 March 2021Written tests, then you are interviewed by two department heads.
Answered 17 March 2019
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