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University of New England

As one of the largest employers who offers 17%+ in superannuation and unlimited sick days, UNE is rife with toxic cliques of people that should, if they could, have moved onto better jobs but stay there because there are no other viable opportunities in the so-called cit of Armidale. 

Without a doubt, this was the most toxic environment  that I have ever worked in with a workplace culture that had people dropping like flies. 

Don't do it to yourself!

This company is fantastic to work for. They have flexible options for a work/life balance which is great if you have family care outside of work.
Some of their processes could be more streamlined but this is more a result of personnel making decisions than the company itself. Would definitely recommend working for them as the town has a lot of opportunities for kids and adults and cost of living is considerably less than that of living in a city.

Wonderful work environment, due to continuous education and knowledge shared by all. Encouraged to improve and commence many courses for self learning. Involved in many management decisions and contributed to administration requirements for all Department heads of the University. Hardest part of the job was maybe the long hours required.

usually, we have lots of meetings and catchups where we express our ideas and projects to learn from each other. The work environment is dynamic and the department where I work is very supportive and lovely. I have learned a lot from the people I am working with. Overall, it is enjoyable to be part of UNE.

Enjoyable working and study atmosphere, and rewarding teaching for the students. Because of the limited employment opportunities, it is difficult to obtain tenured employment.

Productive and fun workplace with friendly staff members.
This university is unique since it offers opportunities for education abroad, assist with participation in seminars and publications.

10/10 workplace, just unfortunately affected by budget cuts to education that can suddenly make your position redundant in the new financial year. Professional and friendly atmosphere, trained well  to be able to perform tasks required.

Learned bulk of my research, investigation, problem solving, communication skills.

staff, students and management are very supportive and is a very good learning environment.

There were lots of exciting times.

Thoroughly enjoyed working here. Found that management was excellent and supportive. They are progressive and want to see you succeed for mutual benefit. A great place to work.

Things I have learned as a student: Working under pressure of deadlines and word limits. Patience and respect for peers and lecturers. Have fun while working hard.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Lecturer 2 salaries reported	$100,685 per year
Associate professor 5 salaries reported	$150,519 per year
Technical officer 4 salaries reported	$79,042 per year
Administrative assistant 3 salaries reported	$72,521 per year
Student advisor 1 salary reported	$39.18 per hour

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