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MARELLI

What is the best part of working at the company?
Several things!
One:  they pay more than most factories around here in BG
 We have a lot of people at my workplace that live in Toledo and come this far for this job.
 Two:  they have the most PTO hours for a whole year of any job that I have ever worked at which is 110 hours. Plus,  they have great insurance!  Blue Cross Blue Shield. 
Three:  they recognize you on your birthday with a birthday gift and have weekly drawings for perfect attendance which can earn you a $50 gift card.
The actual building is not that old maybe a year and a half going on two. 
It's small, very clean (we take pride in keeping it that way) the work atmosphere is on the plus side it feels like a family almost on each shift 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Like with any factory you're going to have some slackers you're going to have some people that don't follow the rules and will cause a delay in production and getting the numbers out when everybody works together as a team it's a well-oiled machine that produces the amount of numbers that the customer is expecting from us which is Honda and when that doesn't happen then there's  some frustration with the ones that are there for like yeah let's do this let's get this done so we don't have to work Saturdays which we do sometimes have to do

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
As I have already stated the work environment is great when everybody is on the same page and working together it goes smoothly there are foreseen problems with the machines that don't want to cooperate and you have down time and loss of production because of that but when everything is going 100% correctly it's a great place to work it really is I love working with my coworkers most of them my supervisors are all trying to do the right thing and get everybody on the right track and have everything run smoothly and when those days happened it's great we're all like a little family but just because of the fact that it's a smaller factory

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day for me is going in knowing in the pre-shift meeting in the break room what is expected of me where am I working what am I doing what are the concerns with the product that we're making has there been a problem on the previous shift I want to know we are told and we deal with it to look out for things and we go from there I love my job I love working there I love the challenge of getting the job done and reaching our quota!
Every day we are predicting how many parts we can get done in a day sometimes it's against another shift like third shift made this many first shift made this many how many are we going to make on second that's a challenge and I'm up for it let's do this let's rock it out and give them what they want and let's go above and beyond if we can a lot of it has to do like I said before with the machines if the machines are running smoothly then it's all on us as a workers to get that  product out in a timely manner and get them the numbers they want and I feel great at the end of the day if we did our numbers are up and we did great that's awesome the most important thing to me in a typical day is making sure defects are found that we're looking for and they're corrected quickly so we can continue to go on and run efficiently

The place pays fantastic and the work is easy, at least for assembly it is. Just one tiny, tiny, tiny problem. It is a disorganized mess of people who barely tolerate the work, especially if you work 1st shift. Management is especially bad, the people their are absolutely miserable, both to work with and attitude wise, and the worst part? Your life HAS to practically revolve around the job, no downtime what. so. ever. If you work 1st shift like I did, I can guarantee you will get little to no sleep every night and you'll come home just to take a good 5 hour nap, wasting any and all free time on recovering from the day. Maybe my experience is just a case of "wrong place, wrong time" or I'm still not use to how "intense" the workforce can get, so take my opinion with a pinch of salt, but no excuse they can come up with will excuse the poor management and miserable workplace culture. In conclusion, the place is only good for those that either enjoy manufacturing jobs, need decent pay, can handle long hours of standing, or don't mind being run around the entire factory doing 50 different tasks instead of sticking to one management knows they're good at.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Learning  n experience 
They have opportunities to learn more departments. 
Once you get more experience, you may can move to NISSAN.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Driving to and from
Being timed
Making sure you do not miss any detail or repairs before moving to NISSAN.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Wide open
Most down to earth people.
Respectful people
Co-workers will play around and make your day better and faster.  Got smile and laugh through most days.
Don't ever give up.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Clock in
Run tech line 2 hrs
Break for 10 mins
Run line 2 more hrs
Lunch for 30ty mins
Run 2 more hours
If "buffer is up break for 5-10mins
If buffer is down last break is cut down to bare minimum 3 mins.
Run line 2.5 more hrs

It's a very small factory in bowling Green. There are four different jobs that you rotate through. The jobs aren't overly difficult but they take a toll on your body.  The people on my shift were fantastic. That being said the machines are absolute garbage. They always break. When they break you have to do extra work to the part to make it passable. By the time I left 2/3 of your job were extra steps that were not part of the job when I started.  It's very low budget and they cannot fix their broken equipment. For example every single part slides down this rail that screeches so loud it echoes through the entire facility. Nails on a chalkboard. Management couldn't care less about the people it's a Burn em and churn em environment.  

The job itself isn't that bad. It has a lot of very simple straight forward work and can be a little fast paced. But I started in working there in December of 2020 and by May of 2021 I was laid off 4 different times. They have transferred me to 3 separate lines and I've learned more jobs than I can count just so I could try and work but the truth is that right now I never know if I'm going to have a paycheck or what line I'll be on and I don't like the uncertainty. I know a lot has to do with Covid but I've been told this happens every year UNLESS you're in management. They do try to do things for their employees though and when we do work I have time at home.

I love the fact that I know I have a dependable job to go to daily, and great co workers for the most part.. I love how you can grow in the company in such little time (as long as your dedicated). The hours are not bad and the pay is great.. Although I don't like how unorganized management is and how communication is not a big thing here...  Like you can ask a question about your job and get a different answer from each person you ask.. I believe to be successful longterm there has to be communication and set SWI's for each tooling that is ran so there will be standards to go by not just winging it and praying for the best.. This is my biggest complaint about Marelli!!

What is the best part of working at the company?
The people who you work with in your area. Believe that you can be used by management to build themselves with your work. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Looking over your back to see who is going to stab you in the back from management to get ahead. Be careful about how you handle things.  

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Working on the lines are easy enough.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Working there at first was very rewarding and respectful. After a while that changed as management changed.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Some of the people actually know how to work as a team. 1st shift logistics at least

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Worse part is spending about 2 years as a full time employee then suddenly being told that your job is being cut. But hey u can stay where u r if u want to go to a temp service and loose all vacation and benefits otherwise u have to go to production 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Run by too many foreign bodies

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
The building is hot no ac and the upper management don’t care about employees

What is the best part of working at the company?
In my opinion there is no best part about working at this company other than a consistent pay check 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
At the time of my employment the most stressful part was how unfair HR was in most situations 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment was okay and probably could be better with all the hassle 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day was like walking on eggshells and shattered glass in that place.

I worked for marelli for 6 months in those 6 months I was afraid of being laid off, when I tried to move up within the company with a job bid it wasn't the job I applied for. I was only on that position for a month before I was laid off and my benefits stripped from me. the day shift supervisors are extremely corrupt and only care for themselves and the few who have befriended them. The work is hard and exhausting and as people left and there was more work to be done per person I felt used, so I left.

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