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Computer System Designers

CGS

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  • Thomas J

    Date: 08/17/2023

    I worked for this company from home managing an ethics line, they work under a different name called convescent by ********. I am forced to work from home and this job was flexible enough. This was the lowest pay job I ever got, but I accepted due to my circumstances. For most of my year on the company I had no problems, but the pay was low, you had to work holidays and there was no such a thing as bonus or any kind of extras. On my position, we had no contact of any sort with HR. I was a good worker and after having issues with my internet for 1 week, out of the blue they terminated me. No previous warnings, no write-**** no nothing. I ended up loosing my PTO. To them, you are just a number. The sad thing is, they help manage an ethics line when they have no ethics with their own employees.

  • Yolanda R

    Date: 05/23/2023

    I have also had an experience with my pay being short. This company has a shady process of not allowing you to "clock in" yourself on at least the project I was assigned to. I felt this was not a good fit along with other incidents and had left. I didn't get an update on how to get my paystub to which I had to inquire about and did receive. However, when I mentioned I was missing at least 6 hours of pay, I got a response that I did not attend a day. A day consisted of 8 hours so I would be missing more than 6 hours of pay. The pay itself is already low and I only counted 6 hours so I do not understand the need for an employee to lie about it. To add further issues, you will have a difficult time showing proof as you do not have a timeclock record. I stated this to this HR coordinator I was speaking to and naturally no response. My state's labor board claimed there was a contract to which it was not and I will be reaching back out on my own end. However, this review is to hopefully warn people or give them an insight on how some companies can operate.

  • Stephanie T

    Date: 05/15/2023

    Absolutely horrible company. I missed several days due to circumstances outside of my control; once I got back to work, I was told to log out and wait for a phone call from HR. The phone call never came, and within 24 hours I was blocked from logging into work. I then received a survey asking me why I quit. I did not quit. Beware of CGS.

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