maintenance technician

laborer

mechanic

production lead

farm hand

Case Farms

Work-life balance
Work-life balance at Case Farms is decent, physical labor causes most workers pain and circulation problems from repetitive motion, many carpel tunnel injuries. Pain caused by line work affects home life. Worked nights, Sunday thru Thurs night, frequent add on mandatory Friday night with one day notice, if made important plans still given attendance point for missing in spite of no notice.

Pay & benefits
My pay and benefits at Case Farms are SIGNIFICANTLY UNDERPAID FOR THE WAY YOU ARE PUSHED HARDER AND FASTER TO UNSAFE PACE.

Job security and advancement
In terms of job security at Case Farms, I think you are good if you do Not report anything concerning and not a threat to supervisors production bonus. If you bring safety issues or Human Resources concerns to light you are suddenly being told you are not performing adequately. Don’t intimidate the supervisors and play dumb .... you are good. Sad but true....

Management
In general, managers at Case Farms inadequate con artists..... the mask of deception, fell you what you wanna hear, lie to you, disrespectful, ignore safety concerns
 And avoid the production line from stopping at all costs.

Culture
Collaboration with my colleagues at Case Farms is a joke. Hispanics collaborate together and are strongly united, protected And supported by their team leaders and Supervisors. PERIOD  EVEN WHEN THEY ARE IN THE WRONG

Overall
My experience working at Case Farms  BEYOND DESCRIPTION MOST UNPROFESSIONAL PLACE , APPLY HERE ONLY IF STARVING, I CANNOT BELIEVE WHAT  WAS ALLOWED TO GO ON HERE. Night supervisor fired for selling drugs and affair with insubordinate the resulting in pregnancy, shift supervisors openly buying drugs in parking lot, dirty hygienic practices by certain Ethnic group, potentially contaminating the chicken, unsafe working conditions, given ONE mask when FINALLY took COVID PrecautIons and told to use same single mask for THREE MONTHS. Many Women wore Depends bc after repeat requests denied to use bathroom on production line, expected to perform at unrealistic speeds while increasing belt speeds higher than USDA  standards.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Pay was decent. They will work you to where you are comfortable. So if you are trained and later decide you would rather be in packing, let someone know. They will work with you. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Working with so many different personalities. Most everyone is amazing! Some management is hard to communicate with others are amazing. If you have an issue deal with it with a supervisor and move on. We all have bad days. It gets better. 


What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Fast paced, steady and not difficult. I suggest paying g attention and asking questions during training. Safety and the processing of the chicken are serious at this plant. Ensure the process is to spec so the customer is receiving the best product we produce and the safest. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I did not work right in a line. I moved around so many tests, packing, checking final product, watching the screens and filters. Quick work but stayed thorough. Most a moving fast so watch where and if you socialize. 2 15 min breaks and one 30 minute break. Have to be on the line and ready at break end!

What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing i cant imagine anyone WANTING to do this job for any reason besides a paycheck. Raw meat, the work causes carpatunel, and its either 50° or 90° depending on where you are working, overtime is treated like its desirable, and the employees either don't speak english or are criminals.( and i don't mean the work-release inmates that constantly do whatever they want). Not to mention the medical staff is a senile, out-of-touch, conpany paid-off, ornery, 
Old lady. Oh and you will be treated like you don't matter. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The company treats you like you are entirely replaceable, and smile through their teeth at you. Have meetings to say " we know yall have been working hard, and we know handling meat all day is less than desirable; and we've all been working overtime already, but if you are not here at 6 AM this sunday, you will be terminated".

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Cold/ hot, shoulder to shoulder, foreighn talk all day accompanied foul mouthed English. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Standing in one place beside frozen meat useing a knife to make the same cut about 1400 times per day.

Whether you are inside at a conveyor belt or out in the maintenance warehouse this is a fast paced place to work. Everyone and every tool is important because if one part of the line slacks then the areas down the line suffer; goodness forbid the plant shuts down because that means weekend work. There is opportunity for overtime but not so much for promotions - that's not to say people do not get promoted, but 1 out of 100 means you better be a dang great worker. Management is paid very well. There is job security and consistency because people will always need chicken. Not terrible and not great, and its actually really hard to be fired as long as you are punctual. Added bonus if you speak both English and Spanish, then you'll know what your coworkers are saying about you. Good insurance and a cafeteria, your also allowed to walk across the road to a well suited convenience store on breaks.

Work-life balance
Work-life balance at CASE FARMS PROCESSING is decent if they don’t add on last minute mandatory weekend shift.

Pay & benefits
My pay and benefits at CASE FARMS PROCESSING are not enough for the grueling work

Management
In general, managers at CASE FARMS PROCESSING all about their productivity and ignoring critical concerns to avoid lost production time. They tell you that a tion will be taken, but certain people have no consequences if they are a fast worker. Cut throat and self serving Mgt that cannot be trusted

Culture
Collaboration with my colleagues at CASE FARMS PROCESSING is basically non existent. One particular group stuck together and defended their race

Overall
My experience working at CASE FARMS PROCESSING SAD, shoulda left first week. Can’t believe place hasn’t been shut down.

A typical workday Case Farms is clock in get your PPE put it on properly get ready to get on the production line and endure the cold. I have learned how to do my job, learn how to get the line running, I've learned how to run the machine, and learned how to keep area and machines clean properly. Management don't see them that much I usually see more of the supervisors, and the line leaders. I might see management every now and then. The workplace culture consist of production of chicken, and whatever else is required with the production of all the poultry on deck, or at hand. The hardest part of my job would be dealing with the cold environment, if you're not use to this it can and will be very hard. The most enjoyable part of my job is when the shift is over.

Production Office/Clerk for the Par Fry division. We were the cook part of Case Farms. ALL and any item that came into the building that was to be used for production use came across my desk first and last. I maintained the Supervisors office and ran reports, sent reports of the days production run. I also helped install the CFS Inventory System and maintained it. I loved working with my Co-Workers, and the production people on the floor. Hardest part of my job was the day I had to go out on Medical leave and was not able to return. The most enjoyable part of my job was being the Chairman of the CCP team (Company and Community Pride). We did alot of work inside the company for the employees and also in our community. When I started, we only sponsored one school, when I left, we sponsored 5. I enjoyed everyday even though some were harder than others, I love my job.

I hated it honestly. Things were okay when I started and then it just went down hill. They didn’t really know where to put me. At first they had me standing beside those cutting the poultry just fixing what was on the line or if any fell. Eventually, they made me weigh the poultry. The girl who was training me ended up leaving me in the middle of the shift to weigh the poultry that just kept coming and coming. Boxes were filling up because it was going so fast and nobody was helping me. Then coworkers went through my things when my back was turned in the lunch room. Moved my things from table to table. We weren’t allowed a locker until we worked for them for thirty days. A “Supervisor” came and took our scales to weigh the poultry so we were falling behind even more. Unless you’re desperate for a job, I wouldn’t recommend it. 

The job was decent overall, but the hardest part was bearing with coworkers who didn't, couldn't, and wouldn't stay professional on the job. I did enjoy the diversity, along with being in the company of people from different cultures! They were very friendly! With that being said, there are certain rules/regulations set in motion for jobs like these- by which the employers and managers (HR) are supposed to abide by. And they most certainly did not! Staff and employees present themselves as extremely friendly, co-dependent, utmost professional workers, though it is all disguise for the gender-bias, sexism, and racism that frequently occurs there!

It is strenuous, if you get lucky and they like you which is rare unless your Hispanic, you get a good role and treated well. You get 1 day off a week so you have no social life, they dont care about your personal well being or how you feel. They are extremely annoying and strict, the pay is low and you have to be an astronaught to get a better role (unless someone on the inside gives it to you while others with qualifications get shut down). i cried every day for a few weeks because i hated my job so much. I am always tired from the long  work days and cant accomplish much else throughout the day, your job gets harder when ppl who are supposed to be your teammates work against you. Oh and the supervisors are pervs. Have a good temp career!

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