Focus is on the bottom line and not their employees - Focus IS On the Bottom Line and Not Their Employees Emerson Employee Review

3.0
31 Jul 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Will invest in tools and facilities as needed to support the generation of income. Salaries competitive when you come out of school.

Cons

Will sacrifice employees for the bottom line and wall streets view. Salaries lag severely after 5 years there. Benefits are being cut yearly to the lowest common denominator for the companies they own

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Emerson Response
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Thank you for your transparency. We find this concerning to hear. Here at Emerson, we value each of our employees and understand they are what keeps the business successful, innovative and our customers happy. One of our core values is supporting our people. Often, we evaluate our benefits and salaries in an ever changing market and strive to make decisions with our employees best interest top of mind. You can learn more about how we support our people by visiting our website at www.emerson.com/careers. It would be beneficial for us to hear more from you on ways we may improve. Please contact us confidentially at glassdoor.feedback@emerson.com.

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