machine operator

administrative assistant

packer

customer service representative

forklift operator

Ameristaff

A typical day at the office would involve opening the office up at 8:00 AM, then listening to voice messages while checking emails from various clients immediately. This was mandatory, due to the nature of the business being a staffing agency. We would sometimes have orders to staff first this in the morning. Then throughout the rest of the day I would fill out various forms for Ameristaff's external employees. I responded to various workman's compensation claims and filled out unemployment claim response forms as well. One other recruiter and myself were expected to answer all the phone calls while multi-tasking with our other daily duties. Through out the week, we would place ads for employment to recruit potential employees and give these people interviews. We gave weekly orientations, and completed payroll on Wednesdays that we accessed through our tracking system called COATS. We hired and fired many temporary employees on a regular basis. The hardest part of the job was letting go of the employees. Not only because we had to do so after normal business hours, but also because of the nature of giving somone that sort of bad news. The most enjoyable part of the job was the excitment that came with staying so busy through all the different tasks, with the added perk of giving some people long lasting jobs that they were grateful for. I learned general office tasks, and I also learned the importance of meeting deadlines while working through the staffing demands for Ameristaff.

I'm a very self motivated and dedicated employee. I've been with Ameristaff 1 year as of April 1,2014.  I give 110% every single day.
I have been trained to operate nearly every machine in Dialight Corp.
I've been told by management and co-workers that I'm the most hard working temp employee that Ameristaff has ever sent to Dialight Corp. I need to work for a company that will offer permanent employment and more money like I was told when I was hired. I have a wife that is disabled and a 10 year old daughter to support 
and struggle doing so at 9.00 per hour.

I worked in several different areas while being there. I worked under production. I was able to work my way up being able to supervise at the workplace. It was tough work but it was a very fun working environment. After that, I was sent to work as an administrative assistant. I loved my job there and was intending on keeping it until I had to undergo emergency surgery. The hardest part of both jobs was trying to get up in the morning to go everyday, but that's with most jobs. The most enjoyable part was the people. As long as you show them respect they will respect you.

Working on assignment for this company is horrible. I have had an incident where I was sent to the wrong establishment and I was almost late for work. I was treated horribly on assignment as well as by one of the recruiters because was not enabling into affairs that are not to be associated with the job. I was treated with extreme bias by in part both the service and the assignments. What I have learned from this service is to only practice better business practices in regards to how to keep any preconceived notions about a person to oneself  in order to remain ethical  solely based on the job being executed as so ordered.

My typical day there was doing lots of paper work, dealing with corporate and helping people find jobs. I learned that times can get really tough and things can get really hectic in an office environment. You have to learn to juggle a lot of things and work with a clear mind. My co workers were great. The hardest part of my days there were doing so much paper work and meeting my dead lines on it all. The best part of my day was having our evening meetings and actually talking to each other about how our days went and what we learned from it and what we would do different the next day.

most of my day was spent on a forklift unloading trucks or pulling product from the shelf then I would enter what I put and where I put it into the smart system
I learned to drive a standup forklift that went up and down
the management team was awesome
the job I did was a solo job but still interacted with other members
hardest part was trying to look underneath a large hose to inspect
most enjoyable part was I was trusted enough to be on my own

a typical day at work would be going in to the job and see what you have to do that day.What i learned from that job is how to sow sleeves on a shirt.Management was good any problems i went to them and we solved them together.My co-workers was great and showed me things the manager didn't at some times.The hardest part of the job was threading the sewing machine up to sew.The most enjoyable part of the job was getting along with people and having team work.

AmeriStaff use to care about employees.  Somewhere along the way, family life was frowned upon.  Changes in the organization were not beneficial. Corporate would make bets on employees how long a person would be with the company.  They even put bets on another corporate officer that he would not return to work after a life changing event.
AmeriStaff Has high turnover.   They do not pay employees for their worth for the job they do.  

I worked several job assignments with this staffing agency. They consisted mostly of office duties, but could vary from simple office duties to advanced accounting, customer service and data entry.

You doing the same work as the employees at a company that pays their employees starting at $18.00 + plus a hour : and Ameristaff only paying you $7.25 per hour with no raises, paid vacations, or sick time. It's sad that Billion Dollar Company Eaton and Ameristaff thinks that's enough for you to live by. I advise anybody looking to work for Eaton through Ameristaff it's a waste of time> treated very poorly and underpaid

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Machine operator 19 salaries reported	$15.62 per hour
Administrative assistant 9 salaries reported	$16.20 per hour
Packer 4 salaries reported	$15.25 per hour
Customer service representative 9 salaries reported	$19.55 per hour
Forklift operator 6 salaries reported	$17.83 per hour

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