truck driver

order picker

forklift operator

warehouse associate

sanitation worker

Kuna Food Service

It is very physical work, but that’s not the issue. Routes that don’t make sense driving back and fourth. Have expected delivery window time in and out (so everyone is the same and everyday is the same I guess?) and those times are the most unrealistic times in which you can park your truck and get in your trailer much less run down a ramp with 600lbs of food.
   Managers and routers have never drove a truck or took a dollie of food down a ramp but will sure tell you how to do it.
   If I had to guess, this place has about 40 drivers at a time on schedule and probably goes through 100+ drivers (seriously) a year who just quit within months.
   They don’t fix equiptment write ups, tell you to sign in “PC” on your  eld when over hours. Few good guys there, great HR lady, but unorganized and will put how fast you can get things off your truck over customer service and your well being. They send people out to follow you on your stops, hide cameras in trailers, take 30 min out for lunch every day and say “it’s calculated in over your route” like you take a 2 min break each stop or something. 

Highest pay in the area for work/life balance. I feel like I work less and make more here than my last driving job. It's food delivery so it's not for everyone don't expect drop and hook. Come to work do your job and managers won't even talk to you. Consistent routes and amazing equipment. Stay in any hotel you want on the route and bonus pay for picking up more work (there is always more work to do). Great culture they actually care about you. If your looking for a local/regional truck driving job with a workout attached look no farther. Average around 1500 a week here roughly and turnover is non existent (rare for driving jobs). Also for our East peoria location we are rapidly expanding get in on the ground floor is a huge bonus.

If you like having no family/home time, and being made to work like a robot, with no flexibility for mistakes. This will be the place for you. They charge you for everything! (Be sure to ask about the ding program when you interview. They like to leave that part out) Make a mistake they take your money, as long as they pay you minimum wage they can charge you for every little thing you do wrong. You are expected to be an all perfect robot or be charged. Don't even try to think logically, they despise that type of mindset. Management is a joke, they do whatever they want, and screw over all their employees constantly. Their biggest flex is we can do whatever we want, if you dont like it, you're a dime a dozen.

If you Are a class A driver sign up if you have A Class B keep on Scrolling. B driver’s get treated like meat not even good meat like wagyu. So basically you start At 4 a.m Get your route. Redo your route because it’s Backwards & upside down As well as your Truck Stop 2 mixed with  4’s 5’s with 7 and so on. Also if a case is damaged due to being loaded wrong you the driver will be charged. A driver’s make soooo much more so they get less stops & Cases. The money per week is ok but the stress in your body isn’t worth it. Communication is an absolute joke here. One of the only thing I liked about this place was the driver’s. Everyone I mean every last driver was amazing and helpful. Free lunch doesn’t exist for driver’s here because it’s served at noon and you won’t get back until after 1 if you are lucky 

The culture here is laid back and family focused, if there is time needed off for the kids I know I can take it and not feel guilty. Everyone here is encouraging and interested in learning about one another as a person. Being Family Owned and Operated is great, the owner and those in leadership have physically done most of the jobs from the ground up and can speak from experience. I absolutely enjoy coming to work and getting to connect with my Kuna Family. Highly recommend Kuna to anyone looking for work whether it is in warehousing, truck, leadership, sales, marketing or any other area of a business. 

I worked for Kuna for 5 months. I had moved from Cali to IL for this job and it was a decent job. Decent pay and everything, but it was draining me so I moved on to another company. I was courteous and give a proper 2 week notice because they supplied me a job to move with. I now have a new job and doing job verification , they up and told my new employer I never worked for them in the past 3 years but my TAX DOCUMENTS say otherwise😂. So I will reporting Kuna to the BBB. I hope nothing but the best for them but I do wish ya'll will get humbled it the future for that😊.

If you want a workout this is the place for you. The pay can definitely be better for the amount of cases you deliver into stores and restaurants. Management is subpar and your complaints will fall on deaf ears. They will send into certain places knowing that it may require a box truck, but instead their only concern is getting the product off. They’ll knowingly send you out with a trailer that’s over weight and if you were to scale out and get a ticket it will fall on you. I wouldn’t recommend this company for anyone.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The best part of working at the company is they are family oriented.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The most stressful part about working at the company is the night shift drivers are loaded ten times more heavier then the daytime guys.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment and culture at the company is not bad at all. Everyone at the company are pretty professional and they seem to care a lot about you as a driver.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day for me is not to bad other than being loaded heavy.

I was a little hesitant taking the job after reading previous reviews but I am glad I started working at Kuna. There is new management in the meat unit and they are very caring about their employees. On top of the the health care, wages, and day time working hours - Kuna also provides meals to the employees every day. We very rarely work a weekend (once so far this year) and if we finish all of the work for the day we get out early.  

My co-workers joke around a lot but they also make sure we get the work done every day. I have made friends on this job and hang out with them regularly outside of work. 

Developed and implemented sales training program. In charge of ongoing training for new sales personnel and commissioned sales reps. Increased territory revenues through opening new accounts, expanding existing accounts requirements and maintaining strong client relations. First five months of 2012 opened sixty new accounts, generating $560,000 in new sales and $72,000 in gross profit. all of this is what I enjoy doing, it was nice having a great support group, Buyers, customer service and operations. To help me acheive my goals.

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Truck driver 14 salaries reported	$32.11 per hour
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Warehouse associate 11 salaries reported	$21.86 per hour
Sanitation worker 9 salaries reported	$21.33 per hour

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