mechanic

applicator

sales lead

territory representative

sales representative

Bailey Nurseries, Inc.

One of the worst jobs I ever had, management in the Container division is horrible, foreman thinks he's the owner, gives preferential treatment to his favorites and blatantly discriminates against those he dislikes, harassment is a daily occurrence, they have lost a ton of great people because of their severe lack of leadership, people complain but they do nothing about it.  Apparently keeping a select few happy and feeling untouchable is more important than the general workforce.

My advice if you're considering work with them is DONT, there are plenty of other nurseries around that have better work culture, managers have better ethics and the pay is the same.

I pull tree orders for green houses and locate orders on staging area.
I use forklift, metal pallets on special trailer pulled with tractor to pick larger trees.

I learned that I do not have to be speedy gonsalis, but pulll orders at a constant pace.
I hardly seen coworkers,but somtimes when thay or I needed extra help.
The hardest part of the job is the heavy lifting.
The most injoyable part is the freedom to be working at your own pace.

management treat people as machines and not as humans. They are more concerned about their bottom line than the happiness and comfort of their employees.  company politics are a strong determiner of advancement and not actual skill or qualifications.

Bailey Nurseries is a great place to work if you enjoy Oregon weather and outdoors along with fast paced work. The company is focused on making employees happy by finding the perfect place for everyone. A happy employee is a productive employee. Bailey Nurseries also builds a strong community within the workplace. They love to bring employees together with fun activities. They even have a shared garden!

In the time I worked there I was able to learn different areas in horticulture, from working out in the fields, making invoices, calling customers to confirm deliveries, working with inventory, safety coordinator, and working my position as an administrative assistant. Everyone was great to work with and very helpful.

No room for advancement, barely a cost of living increase. Don't value long term employees. Experienced employees are underappreciated . Too much politics involved for a horticulture company. Act like a bunch of children tattling on each other and not being constructive. Play favoritism.

Be a team player , feel like same family, always everyone smiles, helping each other. Get things done , the hardest part of the job for me is, supervisor not fair to employee, the most enjoyable part of the job is , we do exercise every morning before start work.

Political, HR department is not helpful, management displays favoritism, no way for advancement, pay does not keep up with cost of living. Long hours in spring time. Poor communication. 

My IT team was really good and the people I worked with in other departments were very nice and the company executives and owners were also nice and easy going. Good place to start an IT job to learn and work with a good company.

no treat workers right, many discrimination, favoritism, supervisors are ignorant, favorites people get jobs, retaliate to people when try to report stuff, hard work and little pay, office no care about workers no do nothing about complaints, very bad place to work

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Mechanic 3 salaries reported	$25.50 per hour
Applicator 2 salaries reported	$20.75 per hour
Sales lead 7 salaries reported	$110,000 per year
Territory representative 4 salaries reported	$78,375 per year
Sales representative 6 salaries reported	$77,500 per year

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