What is working from home like at City of Toronto?

good pay, 2 days on site, 3 days work from home, great benefits

HR doesn't care about employees

Hybrid work options, can work from home 3 days a week

Worked on a team s few years ago where a male manager seemed to prefer having female subordinates on his team, and when things don't go as expected, he would take out their frustrations on these women, berating and belittling them.

Benefit, work life balance, pension, remote job

Seniority, shortage of workers, high caseload

-Flexible WFH (only two times/ week in-office). -Good Project Management experience.

-Limited growth potential/ future opportunities. -The team treats the role very temporarily

Learning a little of everything and working from home

The probation period is 6 months

Good policies in place Supportive teamwork

Locations are usually far from home Extensive legislation and delay in applying changes

Benefits, pension, average salary, culture

Lower salary, no wfh, high volume

really good pay, got to work from home and people were just great to work with. very good work life balance

they promote based on seniority which often results in very lazy people being promoted.

There are a dozen offices across the city you can work from. Best thing is that they will assign you an office close to home. Hours are great typical 830 to 430 and no shift work! Some of the staff who have been there for years really care about their work. When the going gets tough its nice to be around people that snicker at outrageous mismanagement at the higher levels and keep doing their job well and take care of people.

Really anti-Christian and you get reminded regularly through some heavy regular DEI training. Tied into the Residential School controversy. For the Christmas holiday message from the top boss we get nothing about Christmas. But Muslim holidays yes and usually with Jewish messages within the same message as a second shout out. This year we got a happy Hanukkah which is expected. But also a happy Kwanzaa. Yes the controversial American holiday that started in the 1960s by a founder that committed very bad crimes against women. Black people at the office are laughing saying who observes that? Followed by something along the lines that this season is about peace and inclusivity. Really? Telling the Christian majority what this season is about? What about other religions you missed? Seems like a poor attempt at trying to sound inclusive to black people but instead insulted everyone including black people. Bodhi Day (Dec. 8): Buddhist commemoration of Buddha's enlightenment. Pancha Ganapati (Dec 21-25): A Hindu festival for Lord Ganesha. Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti: Celebrates the birth of the tenth Sikh Guru (dates vary).

great workers great gardens great work environment

not always close to home early starts