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I worked as an IT Technician through IMKO and the job itself was not bad. The pay was decent, but you do NOT get PTO, sick days, or 401k. The contract kept getting extended and the company I was contracting with did not want to hire permanently, just on a month-to-month basis. They just wanted someone there "as needed" so they don't have to pay you benefits etc. One day i got a call from IMKO about 5 minutes after my shift letting me know that my contract was over and not to come back. This was not communicated to me by the management at the company I was contracting for, or by anyone at IMKO. The communication between IMKO and the company I worked for was also non-existent for the most part.

I wouldn't recommend contracting through IMKO for the following reasons: no long term employment, poor communication from IMKO management, and you are basically being borrowed until you are no longer needed. This is NOT a good job if you want employment for more than a few months. 

My job as service coordinator/On-Site Manager. I am assigned to support the stuffing needs for a couple of warehouses in the same location. I am for the most part my own manager 5 days a week. My manager from the office shows up at my on-site office, once every two weeks just to check on me, he always tells me "I am here to see our clients, and to see if you, I do this with every one of our clients".  He encourage me, give me guidance on any issues. I feel trusted and supported; if I need anything he jumps on it right away.

If you like challenge, are a social person,  organized and works well by yourself as well as with a team this job will fit you right.

The company lacks any moral or ethical guidelines for their management.  One particular manager had an extramarital affair with an associate, has stalked their family, and assisted in the destruction of a marriage.  Owners were aware of the conduct going on and permitted it anyway. Encourage employees to keep personal and private matters separate.  And when issues due arise act swiftly and courteously to see that responsible parties are appropriately cautioned on the continued behavior,

What is the best part of working at the company?
Office location in lincoln is close to downtown which the commute is also bus accessible, not much traffic and not too busy during the weekdays




What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The employees are very choosy and picky on who gets a position, not telling the truth about and not knowing much about the job  they send you out to.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The employees have been caught sleeping and closing early.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Long waiting as the employees appear busy with non work activities

I have worked for them since moving to Sioux City.  I worked in a setting as a permanent temporary secretary for 4 years.  In the positions I have held with them I have answered phones, organized files, entered information into data systems, built and worked with spreadsheets, greeted customers, ordered supplies... It is sometimes hard to not be an employee of the company where you are assigned.  Their bonuses and raises do not coincide with what you receive.  If you do not like where you are assigned you do not have to worry, they will reassign you.

When I worked there, i worked for a variety of company's. I worked for Ritepack, BASF, Ventura Foods, BMS, Sealed Air-Cryovac, and Altec. Some of these jobs artist jobs that we're requesting additional they had things going on when they needed more help. All these jobs I worked I only had one. In which I wasn't working other than that Aamco was a great temporary agency that will get you into a job fast and if you do need another job they will find you another one.

What is the best part of working at the company?
You can change assignments if the job isn't a good fit

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Not being able to choose the type of work I was always put in warehouse and line work

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Depends on where you're assigned to

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Go to the job I was assigned Giving line work is assembly line mostly packing products or watching for bad product warehouse is usually palletizing and loading unloading products

IMKO reached out to me several times about wanting me to fill a few different positions for them. Repeatedly. So I went in with hopes of possibly finding work and an older Hispanic woman working there greeted me very rudely. She didn't twke down any of my information when I mentioned that I had been sought after numerous times. The lady was totally rude and pretty much blew me off. She didn't look away from her computer screen once!! Then her final words to me were that someone would give me a call if they found a position they felt I could fill!!! How rude!! Complete waste of my time.

At the very highest levels, IMKO is mismanaged. There's no plan for onboarding, training, no offboarding, and no performance management. Management often takes a very old-school approach to resolving issues. Employee concerns go unanswered. Professionalism at the corporate office is almost non-existent. Management takes a very odd aloof while simultaneously micromanaging approach that defies logic.

Great hours, great people to work with, I enjoyed all my jobs working for them, the jobs where pretty easy, just took time and needed to stay focused on your work, I looked its all about team work and not just doing things on your own, you are there as a team so you should work as a team and I don't think the management understood that, you would be done with your work and go help someone quickly and you would get yelled at for it, I was raised to help others

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
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Machine operator 21 salaries reported	$19.15 per hour
Production 19 salaries reported	$17.46 per hour

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