Pathways Inc Reviews

3.3

58% would recommend to a friend

(58 total reviews)

Jennifer WIllis

89% approve of CEO

46% positive business outlook

Pathways Inc has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 58 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Pathways Inc employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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58 reviews
1.0
8 Dec 2008
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Pros

Flexability is nice, and there isnt much supervision which is excellent if you prefer to work independently and problem solve. Tons of downtime is available, and you can pace yourself as you complete tasks.

Cons

There is no training that relates specifically to the job; majority of employees are not competent; no raises or promotions; health benefits are lacking. There is no organization or structure within the company, and the turnover rate is very very very high! Employees rarely last more than a year within this company, however this is due less to the actual work itself but more to the work environment. Very high stress.

1.0
15 Apr 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Pathways, Inc. offers a mission-driven environment focused on behavioral health and community-based services, which can be rewarding for those passionate about helping others. The organization spans multiple counties, providing exposure to a wide range of administrative, regulatory, and operational procedures. Additionally, the role provided opportunities to collaborate with various departments and gain insight into grant-funded program operations, healthcare compliance, and nonprofit financial structures.

Cons

My time working for Pathways, Inc. was marked by a series of concerning experiences that I believe potential employees should be aware of before considering employment with this organization. As someone with extensive experience in office administration, financial operations, compliance, and employee training, I approached my role with professionalism and a strong work ethic. However, what I encountered at Pathways was an environment plagued by dysfunction, lack of transparency, and retaliatory practices. High Turnover and Lack of Stability One of the first red flags I noticed was the high turnover rate within the Finance Department and among those who previously held my position. Unfortunately, this was not disclosed during the hiring process. It became clear that employees, particularly in financial and administrative roles, were frequently pushed out or forced to leave due to ongoing internal conflicts and poor leadership. Many colleagues confided in me about their experiences of mismanagement and fear of retaliation. Leadership Issues and Lack of Accountability During my tenure, I worked under leadership that lacked transparency and professionalism. Ethical concerns arose regarding financial management, decision-making, and the treatment of employees. Rather than addressing legitimate concerns raised by staff, management opted to silence dissenting voices and create a workplace culture that prioritized compliance with questionable directives over integrity. Retaliation and Wrongful Termination After uncovering discrepancies related to financial records, compliance issues, and procedural mismanagement, I took the necessary steps to report them internally. Rather than addressing these issues constructively, leadership retaliated against me, leading to my wrongful termination. Following my termination, I faced additional retaliation in the form of negative references, which have hindered my ability to secure new employment. These actions further prove the toxic culture within the organization. Failure to Provide Earned Benefits To make matters worse, Pathways failed to pay out my accrued vacation and sick time, which is now the subject of an ongoing complaint with the U.S. Department of Labor. Employees should be aware that they may not receive the benefits they are entitled to upon separation from the organization. Overall Assessment Pathways, Inc. is not a stable or ethical workplace. Employees are not valued, compliance issues are ignored, and the leadership team operates without accountability. If you are considering a position here, I strongly urge you to ask about turnover rates, management practices, and how the organization handles compliance concerns. For those who prioritize professional integrity, career growth, and a healthy work environment, I strongly advise looking elsewhere.

3.0
19 Mar 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Can get 3-day work week, good pay for the industry, management reasonable re: PTO sick time etc., team-based approach rooted in workplace culture at the site, current management is generally responsive

Cons

Rare training opportunities, rarely any coverage when understaffed which can go on for months, job creep, documentation bloat, poor division of responsibilities, special qualifications get no extra pay, contracted for tuition reimbursement with low-quality counseling program, not given laptops like employees in every other office, less educated staff tend to promote stigma (namely transphobia and addiction stigma)

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