Unity Health Toronto

Unity Health Toronto Employee Review

Excellent workplace culture and management support.

Registered Nurse (Current Employee) - Toronto, ON - 9 March 2020

Excellent workplace culture with approachable management and constant professional support. Great learning environment with great opportunities for professional growth.

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5.0 out of 5 stars for Work/Life Balance

5.0 out of 5 stars for Salary/Benefits

5.0 out of 5 stars for Job security/advancement

5.0 out of 5 stars for Management

5.0 out of 5 stars for Culture

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They don't even treat their own employees right, don't expect them to treat you right either. With the management neglecting their staff, it translates into the healthcare you are given, without care, because management has given them no incentive to do otherwise. Management consistently ignores safety implementation requests from staff ensuring that repeated safety issue arise basically on the daily. Floor staff are not consulted leaving people who work at a desk making decisions on renovations. So now, for example, you can get trapped in the ER waiting room during violent situations because of it's new bottleneck style. They will come up with one small change and ignore the big ones that have been brought up for months, even years at this point. The NFA population is given needles right outside the ER, littering biohazards at every entrance, or all throughout the staff parking lot which is for some reason open to the public despite the constant issues. The parking stairwell looks like a war zone on a good day, and is not safe.

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