What are perks and other benefits like at Rutgers University?

I love working for Rutgers, They have work from home options, excellent benefits and life work balance.

Not all positions are remote.

Rutgers has great PTO, benefits, and a pension plan as echoed by others. Great opportunities for continued learning and great coworkers.

Unfortunately, my UBHC department is notoriously mismanaged. The department is always short staffed and there is high turnover of staff as well. Extreme micromanagement by upper management and disrespect. Employees are often burnt out and given too much work to do. I would not recommend this job to others, especially new clinicians.

benefits like health insurance, flexibility, and tuition remission

nothing to report but a low salary

Tuition remission, benefits, work from home, flexible hours

If you don’t work for a grant, raises can sometimes be difficult

Good benefits and tuition assistance

Old school and very cliqueish

The state benefits are the ONLY thing keeping staff chained to the job.

Micromanagement Toxic work environment Consistent pressure to re-evaluate your goals and pile on more work All campuses are suffering. There is no focus on you as an individual, only how you fit into their model of making money by driving in more students They can’t keep staff; retention is a disaster, and yet they refuse to look at the source of the issue, ask staff what they want and need, actually take the advice and shift the work structure. The campus buildings are crumbling desire what aesthetic changes they make for it to “get by”. It functions as a giant corporation rather than make you feel like a person. Everything is exhausting, overwhelming, hiring takes MONTHS, staff are left taking on the jobs of 2-3 other staff members with no compensation The pay is comparatively LOW, but the state benefits will keep people with health issues and children there despite the terrible work conditions. There are extremely few ways to move up and of the ones available, it’s all nepotism. Good hard working staff are not being recognized and rewarded. The expectation is to put students ahead of yourself time and time again, whether your job is student facing or not. Staff who have been there 20 years are waiting for retirement and across all campus locations, staff continue to see high turnover.

Good benefits, nice campus, team culture depends on your department

High cost of living area

Excellent benefits and time off, opportunities for growth and learning, cutting edge research and knowledge, excellent coworkers, stable institution, fulfilling roles, good hours, clean facilities, union job

Very low pay for credentials and qualifications that are required for the job

Great benefits, pension, job security

Do not promote from within the company. Seek out for job openings.

Phenomenal benefits and a great work culture.

I have no cons here.