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A. Stucki Company

A. Stucki is owned by a private equity company who want to rapidly improve all aspects of the business. While it's important for the company to grow and make good decisions, the way they're trying to do it is forcing managers and support staff to take on more work than they have time to complete. Many people are leaving, so the ones who stay must do more without proper help or training. This rapid improvement is resulting in burnout for many of these employees and is, unfortunately, worsening the issues that Stucki is trying to address. The compensation to work ratio does not seem to be increasing at the same rate.

Because so many people are leaving, it's tough for those still working at Stucki. It would really help if Stucki could make better training for employees, managers, and support staff. This way, everyone can work well together and handle the workload, making things better for everyone still at the company.

Worked there for 8 years thought I was bettering myself and took another job and didn't like it. Was 2 weeks past the 6 month rehire date to return with seniority and was told by my Regional Manager  that I would return with same benefits as when I left but after I came back was told I had to start over. Was told I would receive a raise at a certain time but now told that I probably wouldn't receive it just a portion of the raise. They make rules up to apply to their benefit when it states in the company handbook but when asked about it they say that rule doesn't apply to me. It just seems to me they dont appreciate the effort and sacrifice we give them. NOT VERY HAPPY WITH THE COMPANY 

The only thing good about this place is the mid-level managers and the staff below them. Sr management and above are horrible. If you have any integrity for your professional career, to don't work here. 

The Job itself is not bad. The pay is . I went to the interview for their jerseyville plant, they advertised up to 32 a hour so I asked if it was a achievable incentive they said yes but no matter how hard you work if you get one real bad piece to work can ruin your pay for the week. I worked incentive at Amsted Rail and you could achieve the incentive every day if you work hard . The pay is not what you expect nor is it achievable every week if you get a bunch of pieces that are easy you may hit it every now and then. I would not recommend quitting a job you make over 1000 dollars a week to go there

Zero accountability from management. They let good employees go to keep worthless or childish workers. You tell them something is wrong and they just shrug and say it'll fix itself soon enough. Not to mention there is only one person that can fix program or machine issues and and absolutely doesn't care. You try and talk and get blatantly ignored. Then management comes down on you because you never let them know. Machines are off tolerance and it's your fault. And even if you've been machining for over 15 years, you have no idea what you're talking about.

If you want to work for a company in which the HR Department blames the victim for what is happening to her, then ASC is right for you. Bottom line is DO NOT WORK AT A STUCKI COMPANY! Executive management don't care about employees. They certainly don't want to keep the talented employees. Long term employees are leaving more often than ever mostly due to new management regime put in place over the last 18 months to 2 years. 

The company culture is great at the Headquarters Moon office location. I liked the people here. Most of them were great, kind and very helpful. Of course you have a couple sour apples in the bunch, but you learn how to deal with them. I say this is a great place to work. They care about your health by providing a physical trainer to come in 2x a week. They built a gym area for people to workout.Overall, this is a great company to work for. 

The company went through a big leadership change a few years back. The new leadership has really focused on making positive changes to create a much better work environment. There has been big improvements to the company's benefits, compensation, and culture. There is certainly room to grow, but morale has really improved over the years. 

A.Stucki Salco Products is an okay company to work for. Some people do work, some sit on their phones all day. If you work hard they expect that level of service at everytime on everything you do. A few managers were very nice but some had no idea how to manage and support the associate. Pay is okay at 18.00 to start. 

- The schedule is hybrid and flexible
- Coworkers are friendly and engaged
- Upper management is motivated for growth and improvement
- Diversity and inclusiveness seems to be favored

- Lots of opportunity for 'mis' and 'missed' communication while things are being restructured.
- There's some room for improvement in the PTO policy, but it sounds like this is being addressed.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Laborer 4 salaries reported	$17.38 per hour
Production associate 14 salaries reported	$18.96 per hour
Cnc operator 25 salaries reported	$23.18 per hour
Maintenance technician 23 salaries reported	$30.98 per hour
Welder 8 salaries reported	$21.31 per hour

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