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This job does not pay enough for the amount of work you put in, and it is exceedingly difficult to get a raise. The managers are disorganized and uncaring about their staff. There is a reason the positions within this company are always available. They constantly change rules without informing their staff, or change the job duties to add more of a workload without the compensation for a higher pay. The amount of work and time you put in is never good enough for them.  

The supervisors are unprofessional and discuss private employee information with other employees. 

Benefits such as health insurance and PTO are hard to come by. You have to work there for an entire year to get even 3 fulls days of PTO. They constantly change the rules about accessing health insurance which makes it near impossible to actually obtain. 

The other company’s within the warehouse are rude, and management has a “suck it up” policy when it comes to blatant harassment. I do not recommend working here, the pay isn’t even worth the labor. I can truthfully say it is the worst and most unprofessional place I have ever worked. Save your efforts for a job that will value you. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
They didn't bother us at all, and as long as you do you job and do it rite they won't bother you. Very cool place to work ..

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
They really was nothing stressful, but I always hated when I was cleaning the bathroom and someone wanted to use th see bathroom. Are when they would walk on the floor rite after I moped it.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It was great working for them but it was when covid hit and the good thing was I worked all through covid but, when it was over they let us go. Wish I was still working there.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
When I got into work at 12 in the afternoon it was a little busy bu y once I went and did all the work. It would be around 3 and the guy that worked with me would come in at that time then we would do it all over and then just sit in cafeteria and wait till they go on break and when they went back we would clean up take a run through plant to make sure All is good ( if bathrooms needed anything) then back to  cafeteria a  wait to see if we are needed for anything. And once a hour would go check out bathrooms again and offices

The job previously had some nice benefits as soon as you started: attendance bonus, grace period for clocking in and out, and incentives like employee of the week/month. Those are now gone, with incentives only returning sporadically to encourage new hires to continue working at the company. 

The job is excessively micromanaged, with inspections and silent supervision. The morale is nearly nonexistent. No PTO or holidays until you've worked there 6 months, and once you do get PTO it'll take an entire year to get the maximum 5 days you're allowed. If you miss the one email about signing up for health insurance, you'll have to wait until the next open enrollment period, which you won't know about unless you personally speak with HR.

Raises and promotions are rare, especially now that the company is moving towards using EDS, its temp agency, to fill positions.

The job itself is constantly changing its demands. Expect what you do one week to drastically change the next week. 

Poor executive and managerial decisions have turned a simple job into a headache. 

Starting at the warehouse, the work environment was both challenging and stressful. Despite the manager's denial of being a micro-manager, there was a consistent tendency to closely monitor tasks, resulting in a significant level of scrutiny. This management approach, coupled with the demanding nature of the work, added to the overall strain and stress. It appeared that the manager's style leaned towards micromanagement, hinting at a potential lack of experience in adopting a more hands-off and empowering approach.  Other employees were often disappearing and taking extra breaks, and the manager seemed oblivious to these occurrences. Strangely, she consistently checked my work with a flashlight while remaining unaware of the presence of other employees.

The 10 hour shifts are also terrible, being on your feet for that amount of time is so hard on the body.

If you have applied here, I would strongly advise you reconsider and look for something else, because what you do here won't be appreciated. 

If you’re genuinely hard working and intelligent with good morals, a 3 in 1 person team don’t work here. They don’t care about workers but their own agenda. Working at 200% because the other 100% is not in your job description. This is a 3rd company working for a major company having to deal with the major companies unprofessionalism, childish antics, laziness and low moral mentalities (management/associates). They play God here, meaning when you put that 200%, management will still be unsatisfied and your own 3rd party management will adhere to their low mentality and have you labeled near termination with no needed communication on your own behalf. The company is allowed to lie and frame you when you are 200% not at wrong. With the many jobs/ experiences I’ve encountered, this one has taught me how really low class humanity can be.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The best part of working for this company is,  I guess, being able to listen to your own music (if you have earbuds) . And being able to talk on the phone whenever you want (if your that person).


What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The only thing stressful about this job is picking up slack from other coworkers. After 3 months it gets really stressful. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Girls talk to girls, (Men) boys talk to (Men) boys .

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
My typical day was fine. I had to listen to\n Guys talk about women and drugs like they were in high school. The girls just talked about  Girl Stuff, I guess and whether or not other employees were doing their job correctly or not .The rest was fine because I was alone.

In the beginning it was a great job eventually it hot worse had to clean up after a building was on fire breathing in dangerous smoke management had no respect for you unless you were kissing their boots and when it came to requesting a day of you fill out a form and if management "forgot" to sign you didn't get it if the company you are 3rd partying for treats you like trash its ok because Ecs won't help you in fear of losing their contract. And when it came to moving up no matter how hard you work they will still over look you and hire the person ok with breaking the rules. Oh and my personal favorite if you get written up multiple times they won't look into it to see why you were getting written up they'll just let you go.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Can wear headphones and do bare minimum

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
I worked in a high-stress environment where favoritism and bias made it difficult for dedicated employees to feel valued. Despite years of loyalty, hard work, and consistently going above expectations, promotions were often given to newer employees instead of those who had proven themselves over time. The lack of appreciation, unfair treatment, and poor leadership created low morale and made it challenging to stay motivated in a workplace that overlooked committed workers.

This company has been a breath of fresh air for my career.  I have had the opportunity to learn several new skills and grow various aspects of my leadership.

The company is growing and challenging me to look at all areas of my job role.

Have the flexibility to work from home if needed and or schedule doctors appointments during the day because I am trusted to get my work done.

I would highly recommend this company to anyone that wants a culture change and a challenge.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Although a small company, they genuinely care about their employees

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing. The worst part of the job was having to deal with Dollar General’s management

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Easy and very rewarding for a sanitation company

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Ten hour shifts of dusting, sweeping, mopping and wiping shelves, floors, desks and or bathrooms

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Sanitation worker 11 salaries reported	$16.55 per hour
Cleaner 61 salaries reported	$16.85 per hour
Janitor 12 salaries reported	$16.58 per hour
Cleaning technician 12 salaries reported	$16.33 per hour
Custodian 8 salaries reported	$16.63 per hour

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