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Aero Global Logistics

Worked in the warehouse doing various tasks. They will hire anyone and everyone because turnover is horrible. I wouldn't blame management because they aren't given the tools to succeed by the higher-ups, but this company milks employees for everything they can. Abysmal pay, terrible benefits (none at one point) and a health and safety nightmare. 1 phone call and the place would be shut down. I gave 2 stars because it was available in a time of need, but that's not saying much. Those in charge low-bid contracts SO LOW that companies would be foolish not to accept, despite poor service. Who suffers? The workers. Here's a few facts to give you a short idea of the work environment in the warehouse: No safety lines/markings, no supplied safety gear/vests, no fans to help cool employees, no required licenses/certification to drive forklift, no supervision, FILTHY warehouse! I mean HORRID! At the time of my employment, there was essentially NOTHING in place for the workers to feel safe/accounted for. You're thrown in a dangerous, dirty environment with excessive heat in the summer (had 1 fan that was broken, nothing for the majority of the warehouse) and 1 heater by 1 of the bay doors that would blow right outside. Freezing cold temperatures in the warehouse. You were essentially working outside. 

I can't complain, I worked hard and didn't miss days or call out and I made a good paycheck for my efforts. I started off at the bottom like everyone else I kept working hard put my head to the grind lots of overtime got used to the different routes had a good relationship with all the other drivers warehouse workers some people don't have the same experience but I didn't seem to have a problem I kind of get along with everybody and I just grindsome people don't get the same experience I just kept my head down did what I was told and lo and behold at the end of my venture at arrow Global I was making decent money if they hadn't got under bid on there Chrysler contract most likely I would still be there I love the job I love being alone all night not having anybody breathing down my neck I had a good relationship with all my customers I was able to bring my dog with me it was a perfect scenario like I said if they still had their contract with Chrysler I would still be working with them.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Best part is that the pay is among the highest in the industry. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Consistent late loading of outbound route trucks 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Unfortunately the work environment is stressful due to many of the dock workers and loaders not able to speak any English. Difficult for drivers to communicate any differences in load order when there is a change in your route. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I run a domicile route, which means that I am located at a separate location and have my freight delivered by a linehaul driver along with two other drivers at my location. Once linehaul driver arrives we help each other transfer our freight and then head out on our routes. I deliver to five locations over a 350 mile route.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Absolutely sucks… The company is ran like a big Frat House and the Owner has his hands in to many pots for the company to actually function the way intended.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
No accountability from management. No integrity from employees from staff down to drivers. 

Payroll was wrong every week. Not mistakenly, but this was  by design to save the company money. 


What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Rough , Stressful, and Exhausting 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
The overall work was easy,  load a trailer in the correct order. The problem was communication was non existent causing major problems daily.

Been working here for a few years, and I really enjoy the steady hours and job security. It's an excellent job for those who prefer personal accountability in their workday without micromanagement.
That being said; management is there to help you with expedience and genuine concern for your needs. 
They're diverse and welcoming, and always looking to grow as a family. 

It would be difficult to walk into a job with such ease and instant familiarity, while also being looked upon with respect as an individual. I'm very comfortable in my position, and I feel well compensated for the level of work that is demanded of me. I have recommended employment with this company to several people over the few years on both part time and full time basis.

This is the worst company I have ever worked for. No support for their drivers and are rarely on time and have drivers run under questionable circumstances. Warehouse is always late and management and the office have the worst communication. Theres no real benefits, no PTO and if you take a week vacation it will not be your full route pay but far less. Also even if you do everything right they will still take your weekly bonus randomly and with no reason. This company is a literal dumpster fire. Take your CDL somewhere else.

I began everyday with putting route papers up, scanning every product that came off trucks that day (usually about 5 or 6 trucks a day) others are coming to get the scanned products and sorting themy to the right route.I also scanned and sorted claims, helped sort the new products  i scanned and put everything away.

Overall I enjoy working here, although, I feel like compared to other jobs which are available in the area the pay here is the lowest. I started at 11.00 per hour. The only thing that makes up for that in some way is the opportunity to get a few hours of over time. That isn't always garunteed though. Another thing that i haven't come to terms with and am looing for alternative employment is the lack of any benefits at all. If you like Working at your own pace and can cope with a large0 workload and a small pay amount then this is the job for you.

What is the best part of working at the company?
some of the people were okay to work with. that's about it

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
management were all a bunch of liars 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Work environment was pretty stressful at times. really couldn't trust anyone there. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
stressful and never knew what the days was going to be like because of the absent management.

They lure you in with the promise of a dedicated route, but in reality they send you to wherever they want to send you.  They claim to be open to driver suggestions, but any input you provide goes in one ear and out the other.  Aero took an account from Schneider that Schneider did well for years and turned it into a horror show.  If you drive for them, expect to be called in early, but to have to sit around in the break room for four or more hours before they actually get you rolling.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Truck driver 88 salaries reported	$251 per day
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Loader 2 salaries reported	$13.94 per hour
Dispatcher 1 salary reported	$1,154 per week
Yard driver 5 salaries reported	$200 per day

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