As a RMIT employee, I agree with you, give 1 like
Right now I'am 6 months pregnant and had constant episode of morning sickness
I also had diabetes as well as pleurisy, and immune defiency. As such doctors requested me to stay at home and take a break for 5 days or so
BUT BUT the school didn't alllow it and forced a pregnant woman with underlying illness like me to work more than I supposed to (I orginallly work part-time ONLY with 1-2 hours break , but after I get pregnant the school forced to work full-time with less than 2 minutes break)
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Ẩn danh (School Counselor)
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Ẩn danh đã • 11 tháng trước
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Less good things. Enviroment friendly and a lot of trees. Wonderful city but had problems with trash in streets. Air quality come as average but not good for people with sensitive respiratory and respiratory issues
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Overall more bad things than good things . Lacked medical health care and overall safety for employees, does not provide insurances (health insurance) for employees, rigor on academics and offers less course than the RMIT campus in Australia. Constant salary delays and in debts with other companies, they shown signs of having finical issues but trying to hiding it from plain sight. Subject employees and professors alike to overworks and burnout, forbid and does not allow employees/staff from accessing employee benefits such as maternity leave, sick leave, etc, as many of my fellow staff members had been forced to work by university even when they are sick or pregnant