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RLS Logistics

What is the best part of working at the company?
My experience here at RLS Logistics has been a really genuine place to work. Even though I've only been here a short amount of time, I have seen the comradery in my both my coworkers and higher level staff cheerful and always right there ready to lend a hand to help you if the line assembly workflow starts to maybe require higher demand at times. I believe since this 3PL Cold Storage Warehouse Facility began as a wholesome family owned mushroom transporting solution with experiencing the "American Dream" to take an idea and have it touched the lives of billions of people, that tight family values are not only kept in their immediate, but also towards their extended, their employees. So, RLS Logistics has shown me their caring about others side, but as I mentioned, I did just began working here, and I am not a fortune teller. I am a Line Assembly Associate Team Member @ RLS Logistics. I hope you found this helpful! 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
I would have to say either when you're the only palletizing worker on and the line assembly workflow is at its peak. It can some times be a little stressful and overwhelming, but you manage. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment as far as my coworkers is getting better. Sometimes the language barrier is annoying because you can't really hold up a conversation with most of them, so it can make your day somewhat boring at times. The physical environment is extremely cold 🥶 ☃️ 🧊 !!! You definitely need to "dress 🧥 for the occasion"! The culture working in my RLS warehouse location has been fairly decent so far. As I mentioned, with the language barrier getting in the way you can often feel a little on the lonely at times. But for the most part we all work as a team to get the job done and call it a day. It work! Either you want to work, or you don't want to? It is what it is and you get through it with your best foot forward.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I get there at5:45am, clock in at 6:00. See which Line Assembly position my supervisor will utilize me and my overall abilities best and get to it. Either at the head of the line throwing 📦 's threw the tape machine and cotrolling the pace/speed and off down the line to the worker who stuffs them with product, or I'm down at the end of the line and catching 📦 📦 📦 and palletizing, shrink wrapping, and pallet jacking the skid outta the way to put another in its place to do again and again until we get all the orders done. But definitely all try to work together towards that goal and get the s # ! t done. That's what my workday looks like.

RLS is a large 3PL organization with great advancement opportunities. They are a diverse, customer centered organization and because of that you have the opportunity to learn about warehousing, transportation, accounting, brokerage, eCommerce and much more.

The best part of the company is definitely the people, both office and warehouse staff. They make you feel like you're a part of a big family as you tackle the daily challenges together. RLS is constantly working on new ideas as an employer of choice, from flexible scheduling, the LEO Academy, quarterly bonuses based on key performance metrics for all employees and much more.

The work itself is not a walk in the park but it's very fulfilling to know you contribute to the company's success every day, regardless of what position you hold. If you work hard, learn as much as you can and give 100% everyday you will be noticed and rewarded. If the opportunity arose I would definitely return back to RLS, as they're an organization that is well on their way to being an industry leader among 3PL companies.

The work day can be fast paced some days and moderate the next. Which can be a nice variable from day to day. 
The work environment is very strong team oriented. Everyone helping each other as needed when it gets very busy. 
Very kind and easy going personalities to work with daily. 
Management is very supportive of each other and GM always supportive and helping supervisors and team members to succeed to their highest potential. 
The hardest part of the job is make sure always clear communication with production onsite for two different bakery environments. Fasted pace and need to stay on top of needs and demands. 
Most enjoyable aspect of the job is interaction with transportation department and carriers on daily. Always supportive and accommodating of each other to make sure each ends needs and goals are met. Communication always strong and clear and easy going daily. Working with points of contact with our customer to make sure their needs and goals are met daily. 

For the most part, RLS is a great place to work. It's busy and the day goes quickly. Management does their best to make it a good work environment. They plan activities during work and outside of work for the employees to engage with each other.. They cross-train so that you can understand what other departments inside the organization do. They are easy to talk too. They motivate you to do well. They give awards. There are cash incentives. My co-worker's are easy to work beside. The pay and the insurance could be better but I guess that is the same complaint no matter where you work. I love that they want you to do well as a person and not only as an employee. They have a "never ending wellness program" in which they pay you to lose weight. It's fun and benefits both them and us. They want us healthy and recently proved that with how they are handling the Coronavirus. They are allowing parents to work from home. They are keeping anyone who has had contact with a possible carrier home and away from the workplace. There are just so many things this company does that makes me proud to be an employee. I am grateful to be employed by them.

A standard day would include reviewing the day to day operation with site leadership, troubleshooting internal issues, and completing workload in an acceptable time frame. I can say the culture is discussed from top to bottom and bottom to top scenario. From day one on the job the Humble, Hungry, Smart mind set has been discussed on daily internal meetings, 90 day reviews and annual reviews. This mindset is not just a talking point but a way of doing business with not just customers but at all levels of the organization. If you have been involved with Logistics/Transportation field it is fast paced and it is no different with this company. Best part about the day is when everyone goes home the same way they came in and the work is completed.

I was hired by RLS a few years ago and have seen a huge change in the direction of the company. Old supervisors I started under (and their attitudes) are gone. Team members are encouraged to think for themselves and make decisions. Management often refers to the work we do as "running our own business". I truly believe that the decisions I make do make a difference in the success of the company. Recently, I have seen several people promoted and given a lot more responsibility. These people haven't even been here as long as I have but that just motivates me to do better. They even have all this training you can take to help you advance if you want. The standard is high and keeps going up. It wouldn't surprise me to see RLS on one of those "Best places to Work" lists soon.

Although I learned a lot and met a number of amazing people, the culture at this company is extremely stifling. No one wants to be here and it is frankly depressing. Everyone is just waiting for their break to finally leave. This is a toxic work environment that I wouldn't want my friends or family subjected to unless they really needed the money. The managers do care about you, but there is so much pressure placed upon them from the higher ups that they can't do anything to help you. No work life balance and mediocre benefits tbh. I was also let go with no warning and told to pack up my stuff on the same day, alongside several others; not even given a severance package or anything. That's really messed up. I would never recommend someone work at a company that treats its employees like machines the way they do here.

RLS Logistics is a great company to work for! The people who work there are warm, productive, and truly want each other to succeed. Management/VP's/the executive level managers are very supportive. It is a family owned company and thats genuinely how it feels - like you're part of a family! Unfortunately I had resigned because I personally felt that I was not producing well enough as a sales person/sales was not for me. I do regret not trying harder to work in either customer service, HR, or another department within the company instead of resigning - because this company is definitely one of a kind when it comes to culture, work/life balance, and just friendly, down to earth coworkers that work well together across all departments. If you are fortunate enough to get offered a job with RLS - you should definitely take it!

RLS is a good company with a great vision of where they are headed. Yes you have to work hard, yes you have long hours but you are paid fairly are recognized for your efforts in many different ways. They are the only company locally that offers many of the rewards that they do (pay weekly but daily pay is also available, training, money rewards, discounts, many company events) and they are always adding more. They are always looking to promote from within for those that are willing to work for it. They aren't afraid to invest in their people who show and work toward it.

A typical day at work is well-structured and productive, with clear goals and good communication across teams. I learned valuable professional skills, especially around teamwork, accountability, and problem-solving. Management is supportive and approachable, and leadership sets a positive tone from the top. The workplace culture is respectful, collaborative, and focused on continuous improvement. The hardest part of the job can be balancing priorities during busy periods, but it’s also a great learning experience. The most enjoyable part is working with a motivated team and seeing customer satisfaction as a direct result of our efforts, which makes the work especially rewarding.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Forklift operator 5 salaries reported	$20.59 per hour
Account executive 4 salaries reported	$48,625 per year
Customer service representative 2 salaries reported	$18.97 per hour
Warehouse supervisor 3 salaries reported	$60,000 per year
Billing specialist 3 salaries reported	$18.97 per hour

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