Would highly recommend to those newly entering the field. Relief work allows you to work in all the homes and programs - I was able to attend all the orientations & therefore work full-time hours. Gained many references and connections through Hollyburn.
Supervisors bend the rules a lot to benefit themselves. Clients beat the workers a lot and it is expected to "just take it" as the workplace practice. The company is nice and the staff are pleasant but there are a lot of unprofessional and gossipy people. A lot of nepotism as well. It's a very unsafe place to work depending on your site, and if you work with many relief workers.
Do not work here the working culture is heavily toxic and the company cares about money not clients.i would suggest if you do work for Hollyburn you should start looking for a non profit proffesional outfit.