Glad I leftThe good thingsMost of the people I worked with were great. But be careful as there are some stooges among them.
Leave and travel benefits are good, but not that great - if you can ever get them approved.
Other discounts on things - but not that great.
The challengesManagement and supervisory staff each have their own idea of how things should be done.
Communication from management is a joke at best.
Your pay is bare minimum as are the hours you work.
Constant staff shortages and ridiculous workloads.
Promotion and job assignments is via mates rates.
Staff surveys are a joke. They want the truth to "fix" the issues, but do nothing about it.
Your roster will constantly change at short notice.
If you go sick for a shift, then expect to be challenged as to why and what for. Even when you supply a Dr certificate.
Morale is low. That excited smile of yours will soon disappear.
The list is actually endless for the challenges.