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December 6, 2021
Pros
Can’t think of any plus points.
Cons
Misogynistic, sexist and work environment, culture of bullying, unrealistic expectations and aggressive management. Only female staff who are viewed as an object of desire are treated with favour (and yet still disrespected) by the predominantly male staff. Ageism also exists - the only PA aged 40+ was forced out of the company despite all her years experience because she was viewed as being of less value, even though she worked harder and for longer hours than the others, aware of the disadvantage and prejudice against her. Men who work there think they’re in Wolf of Wall Street and will behave inappropriately with female members of staff when they get them alone / think no one is looking and at staff socials/events. I had been expected to stay back and work late (unpaid) but I haven’t felt safe to do so. I was bullied and harassed by my manager and colleagues who spied on me, asked others for information about me and was verbally abusive and aggressive to me - it was a campaign against me that continued for months and created such a stressful environment. Sought support from HR who gaslighted me and the information was used against me and I was intimidated for speaking out.
Advice to Management
Create more appropriate levels of management and give your administrative staff and PAs the support they need. Stamp out sexual harassment and misogyny in the workplace. Offer flexi-time/overtime to staff and put an end to bullying or else you’ll continue to have a high staff turnover and low job satisfaction.
Misogynistic, sexist and work environment, culture of bullying, unrealistic expectations and aggressive management. Read More
December 6, 2021
Reviewed by: Administration Assistant (Former Employee)
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