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The owners are just wishing that their company is fine , the biggest problem is that they are fed with lies, middle management in Hudson is worse than poor, they throw bodies at positions, and hope for the best. If you manage to get inside the management “ clicks”
You can’t do wrong, you can lie , you can use the “ Blame Game “ you sabotage work at company’s expense, to get others in trouble, It hasn’t changed in years, surprisingly the company is still in business. Good employees left or were forced out, if you didn’t go with the poor management flow. This is Top Middle and Bottom Problems. The owners here is Only as Good as the information they get . 

operate plastic,rubber machines. I learned how to study blueprints on how to work several rubber/ plastic injection machines and some maintenance on a few machines.I had to manage the time of cycles per production rate in order to produce my objective amount of plastic / rubber parts . my co-workers did a good job with training me and helping me on the machines i needed help on . the hardest part of the job would b the heat temperatures on some of the machines and i would have to wear a second pair of gloves. the most enjoyable part of the job was pproducing the parts and afterwards inspecting them for defects.

First company I see where family members can work under the supervisor which is related to them. This is not fair because I see unfair treatment and they tend to ge away with things other people wouldn’t plus they ge all the easy job.  People use to run a press for 4 hours and switch to a new one after but now operator are stuck running a press for 8 hours which can become boring and frustrating when supervisor and lead just tell you to keep running it when the press is running bad and you get tons of scraps.  Moving up is also hard if your not a family member or good friend with the supervisors no matter how good a worker you are.

While this company is growing, this place just isn't what it used to be.  The employee testimonials on their website are from years ago.  The production floor today is pure chaos with management making reactionary decisions on a daily basis.  There are no clear advancement paths for careers, so I just can't recommend pursuing opportunities here.  Your input and new ideas aren't even considered anymore, there is no gemba attitude to help fix problems and drive improvement. The culture has taken a nosedive these past few years, and it is driving people into silence, discouragement, and ultimately high employee turnover.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Small business, competent management.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Communication with 3rd shift staff (95% of employees are fluent only in Vietnamese).

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Overall a positive work environment and good people.  Not much is going on beyond work hours, but given the size of the company this makes sense.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Can be repetitive, but satisfying as well.  This would depend largely upon your position, of course.

There's not a lot of good compared to the bad, you get paid breaks and we often receive a quarterly bonus. The work is light and simple, plus theres plenty of good people here. The bad would be the incompentent management who seemingly only show up to get payed. The machines are poorly maintained by inexperienced techs who also offer poor support to issues. The place is greatly disorganized and many items are left in disrepair around the rooms. I don't believe newer operators are being trained to a standard and are just barely shown how to run a press.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The people here really care, especially management 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
certain people here just stuck in their ways and make it hard for you to work and complain about everything

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
to work and vitamin is good for people I’m good just a couple rotten apples

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
be safe come to work and just do you job and see what can be improved

MRPC was a great place to work when I started.  We cared about the employees and fostered a family friendly culture/environment.  That culture has changed dramatically over the past couple of years and it is not the same place anymore.  The working moral is in a sad state right now.  The employees no longer feel they are the focal point for management or the company.

Some people get certain perks others don’t. It all depends on your friendship with your supervisor. The nice thing is they do bbqs and holiday lunches. The company is growing but it seems like no one wants to stay. You finish training someone one week and the next week they just don’t show up.

Work flows very fast, always stay busy, I learned too be patient and that not every machine work is a hard job, the management was perfect always made sure every employee was treated well, the culture was mix, everyone was friendly and always have a helping hand, the hardest part about the job is, working second shift most enjoyable part is going home.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Quality assurance inspector 3 salaries reported	$25.33 per hour
Process technician 2 salaries reported	$33.00 per hour
Process engineer 3 salaries reported	$114,167 per year
Material handler 6 salaries reported	$17.83 per hour
Shift leader 1 salary reported	$30.00 per hour

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