warehouse associate

laborer

restoration technician

bilingual recruiter

mechanical assembler

Legacy Staffing

My first week was tough but not as tough as I had expected. I was dropped right into everything my first day. What started out as a job with a set project turned into leaning everything but doing payroll and entering new employees. Within the first few days I was taking calls, employing new people and doing their drug screens. The second week of work I was in the office alone running things without any help. I was taken back by this at first because I thought to myself why would an office manager do that? It turned out to be a reoccurring thing almost daily. You do get people coming in that are angry, and there was an incident where I had to call the police and file charges against a man. Which at the time being alone in the office with a man that was clearly capable of harming me was unnerving.However, I did learn quite a bit about how to judge who would be a good fit for a workplace. the initial project of filing was hard to accomplish because of how unorganized everything had become. I had to organize and go over every unmanaged file for the last 2 years almost and finding employee applications became a tedious task. I did get most of it done before I was "Laid off" if you want to call it that. I really did enjoy this job quite a bit. Corporate management was amazing. If you needed to ask them a question they called or e-mailed back immediately, whereas the on-site for one of the companies we found employees for would never return a call and rarely and e-mail. It was hard to handle at times because we would need answers from him immediately and get nothing. I found myself buying supplies for the office almost every week though and never getting reimbursed, so to be let go after spending your own money was a terrible feeling. The corporate manager was very kind, my car was broken down and she even offered to give me a ride home after letting me go that day.I do hope that I do get a call back saying hours have picked up, and that they would like me to join their team again. I do know that its a possibility that they were just trying to "let me down easy" though. I hope that isn't true, because I really enjoyed being there. Although, I was getting underpaid, I was doing the job of two people for a salary of one person...That's what I feel. Since most days I was in the office alone, running it.

Working in Massillon ohio and was told temp to perm and then the company informed us it is for sale. Also told that the Akron office is closed yet pay stubs say Legacy Akron on them. Was told also last week that on Friday my checked was mailed Thursday. The week before recieved check on Friday. Here it is Monday and now waiting hopefully for check. Always have to call Cleveland office as not even the girl who recruits for the place I work at in Massillon returns phone calls. Fed up and looking for work else where. Don't want to leave where I am because it is conveniently close to my home but don't see advancement or hire in anytime soon.

Constructed metal to form various pieces in automobile 
manufacturing. Used die welding machines and punch press
 machines to convert.  I also worked with standard grinders and or
 sanders to bring to precise measurements. Precise measurements
 were taken with pneumatic gages and manual gages. Packing parts 
and keeping and accurate count of each part is necessary. 
 Administering clean and well inspected parts are mandatory. 
Checked for bad welds, scarf, crushed end, bent and bruised
 material, to ensure the inspection requirements are met. Using
 computer operated wash-tanks and filing work production, spec,
 and material handling papers are demanded daily.

I previous working for Legacy for 2 yrs. Pay was extremely low, worked way more than 8 hrs in a day, it was like pulling teeth to get reimbursed for office supplies and travel mileage. At one point I was able to get the trust of one of our clients and tripled the amount of Temps we originally had working. I was promised a promotion for my tireless efforts but it was never given to me. Then I was moved to another onsite to fix the mess the last HR Recruiter left. After 2 months of getting things back on track I still wasn't promoted. The owner Judy is a snake, she gives you false promises and never makes good on anything she says. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Just getting paid weekly but this agency is low paying!! Staff is very rude. Especially the one lady in back office with an accent, she talk down to people. Do not deal with this agency, sometimes your check is late. Former EVS worker 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The recruiters are terrible. There were two nicer ones there no longer there.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Stressful don’t answer the phones 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
As an EVS worker busy. The company they staffed me at was ok the agency is terrible

I was hired to help the HR Manager train new employees.  The HR Manager had broken her back so help was needed in the lifting and standing.  I watched her train the new employees twice and she let me do the training after that.  I had never been one to stand-up in front of people and talk.  I was amazed at my ability to keep the new employees attention for 2 1/2 hrs. (the average length of training time for rules, etc.)  The most enjoyable part of the job was being me in the training.  The hardest part was when the job was over and saying good-bye to the new friends that were made.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Weekly pay
Close to home 
Nothing else to add at the moment

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Supervisors do not back you up. They sweep things under the rug. They don’t care about reporting anything serious they don’t like to send people out to the hospital that have fallen or have been injury.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Terrible no support they hire anyone

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Shortstaffed, bad attitudes, staff they do not give a care

Well working for Legacy Staffing has taught me alot. The company sends me to do different hospitals and by working at the different hospital to where I have seen so many different things. By working for this company I have furthered my educationin medical field and is currently taking up Psychology and Business.

The job i have is good. I like the pay. i go to hospitals and help the physician with the care of patients. I think the company is well organized and work very ard with keeping you with a schedule especially due to the fact this is a temporary service. The hardest part of the job is getting comfortable with a long term assignment and your assignment is up.

What is the best part of working at the company?
They found me a job and helped with my situation 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Getting there and some jobs were bad

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Good everyone was willing to help

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Going to work and coming home with no problems

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Warehouse associate 1 salary reported	$22.63 per hour
Laborer 6 salaries reported	$11.64 per hour
Restoration technician 6 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Bilingual recruiter 5 salaries reported	$21.90 per hour
Mechanical assembler 2 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour

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