distribution clerk

machine operator

production worker

janitor

maintenance technician

Reino Linen Service

After one week on the job I received no feedback, negative or positive about how I was doing.  I was written up for not meeting productions standards, which are impossible to meet.  People with 3 years on the job still cannot make production standards.  I was given no verbal warning at all...first time talked to in a week and I was given a written reprimand for not meeting production.  I worked for many years in a production plant where team work was in place.  Management at Reino has no clue how to run a facility with teamwork....absolutely worst place ever to work at.  The people working there were the nicest people I have ever worked with though...but management is clueless on how to run a shop with teamwork....it is a sweat shop for immigrants and Reino takes advantage of them...because they get a tax credit for each one they hire....stay clear of this terrible sweat shop and pray for the ones that have to work there to make ends meet.Teamwork only works when people feel like they are part of the process...not here...the people don't matter...the numbers do...a company getting rich off of the backs of immigrants, who are very nice people. Very short breaks and the mats to stand on are so thin, I have seen thicker bubble wrap in packages before.  Concrete floors will tear your legs and feet up, but management does not care...get the numbers or write you up....I didn't give them a second chance, I quit the next morning without notice to them.

They were more concerned about production rates than they were about the cleanliness of the plant , we were supposed to keep mats on the floor while working at the production machine but linen was always touching the floor a lot of linen went out and it was very poor there was still glue and tape on some items they're big plastic totes that used to put the laundry in still stink even after being washed. They never cleaned up or adhere to policy until last minute until there was a big wig coming in from another hospital to inspect the plant the owner of the company is like Cruella Deville waiting to skin all her little puppies this place is filthy and disgusting one of the worst jobs you could ever have unless you're just looking to put food on your plate look for employment elsewhere. My mother died in December at Botsford Beaumont Hospital in Farmington Hills when she died I knew they had done her linen she died on his sheet that was full of glue and tape what a way to go out. This company disgusts me I can't believe they're still in business.

Production standards are set so high they are unattainable, which breaks down moral and is opposite of what it needed for effective teamwork.  No employee input about process at all.  Short breaks leaves you just enough time to use the restroom and get a drink out of a little thin paper cone cup (be careful not to hold it too tight, it will collapse on you).  Co-workers were the nicest people I have ever worked with but management was clueless on how to run a shop with teamwork and could not do any of the jobs, let alone keep up with production.  I worked there a little over a week and quit when they wrote me up for now meeting production.  Not once did they every speak to me in that week until they wrote me up....and that is suppose to be teamwork?   HA!  A lot of immigrants work here because they have to make ends meet.  This company takes advantage of them for the tax credits they get from the government...a very horrible place to work...

Reino was a company that I enjoyed working with at one time.  Over the years of being there things just started taking a turn, they would promote  within the  company when they felt like it benefited them, other times they wouldn't give the employees opportunities,. The   employees were easy to get along with, management changed quite often, there turn over of employees was pretty high. A day on the job was pretty smooth, production was key.  I learned so much working there constancy is key, the hardest part of the job was try to fill position when employees would call off which would make us short to produce the product that need to be out at certain times. The enjoyable part of the job was meeting so many different people cultures and the company bringing in a company that would teach us how to deal with diversity.

Picture a job in which you cannot breathe in the wrong direction without setting someone off. Many of my former co-workers can vouch for me when I say that a typical day often involved being driven to the point of insanity, Simply put, nothing is good enough, performance wise.
  My supervisor apparently thought it was completely acceptable to  get angry and throw his/her clipboard in the pre-op area in a hospital, which was full of sick, ailing patients. If you can't keep your temper under control in such a sensitive environment....Perhaps you aren't really cut out to be dealing with people at all. 
  Be prepared to be borderline harassed on an almost constant basis. Everything single thing you do is almost bound to be excessively scrutinized, regardless of whether or not you perform well. Do yourself a favor and stay away!

I have never worked around so many lazy and envious people in my life. Many of the employees spend time sleeping in their cars during work hours. The job is a no brainer and so was management. They played favorites and sabotaged the work of hard working employees they deemed as a theeat. All I heard was complaints on how hard the work was. This was a solid aecond full time income for me, but I created hate and hostility from co workers because I wore my other companys jacket to work and they hated seeing somebody working hard and making more money. First shift linen staff at Beaumont Corewell Health are like crabs in a barrel.

Working for Reino has provided a pleasant work environment and another source of income. I have several duties required of me depending on what my job is on any given day. When I work distribution my day consists of pulling/pushing heavy carts full of linen. To do this job I had to learn how to drive a tractor and navigate through the basement of William Beaumont Hospital. The management is very flexible with their scheduling and understanding of my situation of having two jobs. The hardest part of my day is the physical aspect of my job. the carts are not always in good shape and can be very difficult to navigate. The most enjoyable part of my day is interacting with all the people moving about the hospital.

The production manager needs people skills! He expects robotic numbers and fires people before they can reach their 90 permanent status and has no problem yelling at or chastizing people in fron of their peers instead of privately. Intimidation and humiliation seems to be his motivator. The floor supervisors are much more human. They expect 900 towels per hour with no stains holes and weeding out mixed facility linens and it is just not consistently possible. Worst work environment I have ever worked in. My peers were good people and helpful.

This is an awful place to work at. They treat you like slaves you work 8 hrs get 2 8 min breaks and a 28 min lunch.(depending on where you are in the plant they could be shorter depending on walking distance to the break room) This place is also very unorganized, its ridiculous. There is so much sexual harassment, and harassment going on its not a pleasant place to work. Then they have machines that are leaking and burning in oil and you get to smell it for 8 hours and they dont care because its not completely broken so they wont replace the parts. You have to put up with to much BS at this place and isnt even worth it!! I wouldnt waste your time!

I worked there in Management. The Management team is very unethical and unprofessional. They treat their employees badly, talk to them any kind of way and they love terminating employees. That is why they have such high turnover. The majority of Management is very inexperienced. Having titles such as VP of HR and Director with less than 3 years of experience in the field. They throw these big titles on anyone. I've seen them falsify documents and do other things that could get the business possibly closed down or definitely audited by the government.My starting salary was pretty good.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Distribution clerk 2 salaries reported	$14.75 per hour
Machine operator 1 salary reported	$15.00 per hour
Production worker 3 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour
Janitor 6 salaries reported	$15.75 per hour
Maintenance technician 1 salary reported	$21.50 per hour

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