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13 people at Brandon Trust have already rated their jobs
5.8

Brandon Trust

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  • Best thing

    Supporting others to live their lives to the fullest

    Worst thing

    Pay

    6.8

    Employee, May 2021

    • £12.00 per hour
    • 45–54 years old

  • Best thing

    The individuals we support.

    Worst thing

    Training all to minimum standard to meet legal requirements rather an improve competence of staff. Low level of training through out hierarchy resulting in low evidence based outcomes.

    3.8

    Employee, May 2021

    • £9.00 per hour
    • 25–34 years old

  • Best thing

    Helping people is great and very rewarding

    Worst thing

    They are people farming and care more about money hence placing service users or people we support into homes that they do not fit into, to avoid losing the tenure to that individual or have a void in a service

    3.1

    Employee, April 2021

    • £9.11 per hour
    • 25–34 years old

  • Best thing

    decent pay and plenty of hours if you want. short shifts also available.

    Worst thing

    your a number

    6.4

    Employee, April 2021

    • £9.15 per hour
    • 55–64 years old

  • Best thing

    Supporting vulnerable adults to have a full and happy lufe

    Worst thing

    Hrs

    6.6

    Support worker, March 2021

    • £17,000 per year, working a 38 hour week
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    Job satisfaction

    Worst thing

    No sick pay

    7.9

    Support worker, January 2021

    • £9.02 per hour
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    Good team,

    Worst thing

    Not being listened to,

    8.2

    Support worker, January 2021

    • Manages people
    • £9.45 per hour
    • 25 or older

  • Best thing

    Service users

    Worst thing

    Pay and holidays

    3.7

    Support worker, February 2020

    • £16,800 per year, working a 35 hour week
    • 45–54 years old