laborer

forklift operator

sorter

truck driver

warehouse worker

Relogistics Services, LLC

Honestly as a 24 year old this is the best job I’ve had by a long shot.The management is absolutely phenomenal, for an example, my boss was extremely hard working and outgoing not only does he oversee everything & make sure things are running smoothly, He would also get out on the floor and bust his butt doing whatever task was needed at the time. He is a genuine a kind hearted man. He treats you as respectful if not more respectful than any Boss Ive personally worked with, including his bosses as well they too are all insanely respectful, knowledgeable & easy to get along with same as him. They care about every individual employees needs & well-being, everyone is equal to them. The Floor Workers are no different than the higher ups, every single person at this company I would consider not only a friend but family because of the way everybody handles themselves, the spectacular teamwork & individual work ethic. Not to mention the communication is on point between each and everyone at all times. There isn’t a single unreliable person who I’ve personally worked with! Now I could continue on with the examples  but i’m getting repetitive. Now to finish of this review And wrap up what I said in a few words. Whoever is apart or is considering being apart of this company. Understand that being with this company is exactly like being apart of a family as i’ve previously stated! Thats how it feels & who could possibly ask for anything else. Feeling safe, welcome & actually enjoying your time at work is just a blessing! And with ReLogistics LLC that’s exactly what you receive.

As the days of my employment progressed with Relogistics I quickly realized that my lead was inexperienced and a narcissist my supervisor good guy you young but trying .. As my employment progressed I was gaslighted because of my skill level outperforming everybody around me envy took a hold of some of the guys pretty quick so about three months into my employment I despise getting out of bed and going to work guys that started almost a year after me six months minimum Are give an opportunity before me because I have such a high production level in my facility didn’t want me to go and have to pick up the slack which is nonsense there’s a whole lot of bad that I wanna say about the facility I work in particularly but there’s too much to put down words in this reviews box if you’re looking to keep your head down and just make a few dollars that’s okay but if you want to move up it’s not happening unless you brown nose intensely … For me after how it was treated shortly after I started  I won’t brown nose  anybody I’d rather cut my nose off.. The leaders and qualified for his position but just defaulted because he was the only guy around To be lead when the old contract ended and Relogistics picked it up. I can tell you we went through 20+ people and none of them liked my lead they all told me I wish you were lead because this guy is lazy and he doesn’t do it very well you do a great job and you’re not even lead .. Pick it up everybody’s slack making sure everything is running smooth and everything’s organized.. I digress

I would say night shift is definitely not full time. You know what time to come in but never know what time you are getting off because it changes from day to day. They pay starts out as $14.50 for everyone and it doesn’t matter if you are a general labor or equipment operator which I believe equipment operators should be paid more but you do get health vision dental and life insurance if you want those benefits. It is more laid back then day shift but you do have to work hard and it’s not a place you just can stand around and get a free check. They are super big on safety which requires steel toe boots safety vest and safety glasses. You will not be able to have your cell phone even though Best Buy employees get to have their cellphones and your supervisor and up is allowed to have their cellphone. Definitely has job security due to the high turn around rate due to the hours your promised sand the ones you actually receive. 

The company offered me a position for $15 per hour as a loader/unloader for salvage. I moved from this position in 5 months to another position with a general contractor. It was fast paced, high stress, and tiresome. I was very close to a burnout when i left, and I was also a full time student at night at a heating and cooling course in Southfield. I could not keep the hours whilst also going to school at night, and this job being in macomb township meant i had an hour drive to get to classes at 6:30 (i got off work at 5 PM, and usually that meant only an hour to get ready for classes before i had to depart for classes, which is part of why I left the position). There were a lot of employees who also would take advantage of other people because of seniority, and that did not sit well with me either. In one instance, it got so bad that I went to management, but nothing changed.

Communication from superiors to staff involving degrading screaming, yelling and being belittled as motivation to work.   Unsafe work environment is apparent but disregarded. So report issues, respectfully complain and stand your rightful ground on what's right. Management and corporate appear they could care less. Intimidation is commonplace . This company's core values system supposedly is built on safety, honesty and trust. . All baloney! !. Immoral,  unethical and dishonest behaviour were all observed and reported. . . . 
Other issues included never getting time clock info to properly clock in so, my time was always written in. This tyoe of info should have been provided when new associate paperwork was input. In my case I worked several days before my payroll info was FINALLY input.

A typical day is like any other day working with the coworkers I was working with which made my days easy, enjoyable, and made time fly by. I learned more about inspecting and driving the forklift, the differences in pallets while sorting, and repairing pallets using a nail gun. As far as management, I worked for the coolest, most understanding, down to earth manager I've ever had the pleasure of working for and would work for him anytime no questions asked. The hardest part of the job for me had nothing to do with the job itself, it was being in Target warehouse which was a complete headache. They had absolutely no respect for us nor our workspace and that in itself made the job harder than it actually was simply because we had to endure so much and would get in trouble for saying anything. 

worked here for many years, at a couple different locations. every job site setup is different so my experience probably varies from another. the pay was alright for a kid right out of high school, but the demand takes its toll on your body. long hours of hand sorting block pallets will eventually get tiring. We worked inside of a warehouse of a mega grocery chain sorting their pallets. working that closely with another company brings another set of pros and cons, but you learn to work around it( we used their receiving docks at night to set up).Small crews and long hours, bring a family type feel among the staff, which can be great or terrible. Overall not a bad job.

For an Assistant Site Manager your weekly hours are very long, 50 to 60 hours a week. This is expected of you from the OSM. Divide your salary by the number of hours you actually work, you'll see that you're making less than those you're supervising.  Divide that by your actual take home and you'll realize you can make more as a  Walmart Associate. Plus the OSM is not what he may seem to be. Just look at the posting for this position,  you are expected to do everything on site. Run from this position if you value your time and money. 

Extremely hot during the summer and the work is grueling. They have high expectations and expect too much and compensate so little. The only thing I can say is at least they pay close to what other companies are paying but not by much and it is still not enough for a livable wage. They also closely watch cameras to make sure you were on the floor all the time which made me uncomfortable. 
There was also some sketchy things heard coming from upper management that I didn't agree with, so I simply left for better opportunities. If you are desperate for a job and don't mind the heat and hovering management, then I'd say this is the place for you.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Idk really but ig you have a better chance to learn how to operate a forklift here then most other places lol but thats about it from my experience working at the location I do it's toxic af and hr isn't very helpful 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Everyday you have to work will make you dread your life decisions 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Coworkers are great but management sucks at my location 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Stressing and being depressed lol this job took everything it can from me

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Laborer 8 salaries reported	$10.88 per hour
Forklift operator 3 salaries reported	$12.58 per hour
Sorter 6 salaries reported	$10.17 per hour
Truck driver 47 salaries reported	$27.58 per hour
Warehouse worker 43 salaries reported	$16.56 per hour

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