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Sk-Tech

Sk Tech is a HORRIBLE place to work for a career minded individual I've seen countless Human Resource Mangers and upper management come and go. The company doesn't promote from within they would rather hire someone outside of the company for any supervisor or management positions and have an employee that's been in a specific department who knows that job title and has performed it until the company hired a person for the job that's been with the company maybe 7 or more years and have them train the new person whom will be their boss instead of promoting that employee. Not to mention they don't compensate based on seniority some employees have been with the company maybe only a year or little over a year and make just as much as someone that's been there 7--10 years which is a average of $10.75hr - $12.00hr. This is WORSE than McDonalds compensation and promotion 7-10 years with no advancement and only earning between $10.75-and $12.00 is in my honest opinion worse than a fast food restaurant job it's down right slave labor tactics. Not only all of this but one group of workers in the Quality Control Department specifically sorters whom are the last ones to inspect the parts before shipment are not eligible to be hired on with SK Tech as a full-time employee even if they've been with the company working as a temp 3 years or more. The sorters have expressed their concern for not being hired on with SK Tech for years and their concerns have fell on deaf ears while they continue to see other departments with new employees come and work 90 days become hired on and are wearing the company uniform. I believe the company has some good workers left, but the company needs to base raises and promotions in a fair way so they don't have employees that have worked in the same job for 10 years while different jobs become open and they're not promoted or trained for that job. The company will likely see a great decline in the overall turnover rate of 79% if they would invest as much in their workforce as in building multi million dollar additions to the existing plant and purchasing machinery some of which isn't necessarily needed and wasting large sums of money expediting shipments to customers sometimes almost as mush as 100k within a months time. In my honest to GOD opinion unadulterated do not even think about working for this company if offered a job through Adecco decline it immediately it would be beneficial to wait for another job to become available than to work for such a place.

The hardest part of the job was trying to understand what the Japanese people are saying. They act like they understand you when they truly don't. They tell you that you will get a raise and make more money but when you ask them about it they laugh at you and expect your to still be motivated to do a good job. They have done nothing the past year but take rewards and special things away from employees and moral there is at an all time low. Raises are about 12-32 cents at most and they asked me personally to run two presses and they would give me a raise but that isn't going to happen until the end of the year just like everyone else. They had a special meeting with me so nobody would know about their plan but they will not stick by their word.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing really there is not a lot to like they pick favorites and the pay is way to low and the only raise u get are 1cent to 4 cents no matter how hard you work or for being there every day 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
It's so far from where I live and only making $12.50 an hour with no raises in site

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Mostly foreign people a lot that doesn't speak English well or not at all 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
It's always stressful it seems and the breaks are not long enough and the are not paid at all

Worked here for about a month and just couldn’t stick with it. They allow the employees to be treated like children, the only factory I know where adults aren’t allowed to talk like students. The pay is very low for the hours and labor required. The work can be very hard on your hands, after my second week of work my fingers were swollen due to the machine they had me working, I requested several times to be moved to another machine because of the pain and was refunded and told I’d simply get used to it. I eventually had to quit because the pay wasn’t worth the pain and discomfort.

Do not go there you'll be very disappointed they don't treat people fairly I lost my home in a tornado and they said we wouldn't receive points but they gave me points and they fired me and I was there 10 hours a day on the days I couldn't make it because I was homeless but they fired me anyway and I did not appreciate that in the wages so low it's the lowest wage in the city of Dayton 1150 an hour 11 dogs rescued from a suspected hoarder in Warren County

I would put parts inside the machine weld them as it spins around I will load the other side. The hours were fair, there a lot of standing in one spot it's very hot. Managers there was alil short patience with people but the work was not hard if you can deal with standing by hot machines. The one I can say that I did not like was the fact they will have temps in the company for months but won't hire them, but they will do straight hires and want the temps to train them and after the direct hires come in they will quit a week later.

What is the best part of working at the company?
SK Tech is an amazing and Great place to work 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Standing around doing nothing 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Calm and peaceful  and an friendly environment 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Me working slow and distraction that I cause to myself to lose concentration of my completions tasks.

SK Tech required most employees to work 50-60 hours a week, mandatory.  Often times there were insufficient workers available, so employees were forced to do the duties or two or more people on a shift.  OSHA safety guidelines were almost never in compliance, and it was nearly impossible to advance or receive promotions within, they always brought in outside people who didn't know how to do the upper level jobs.

This place is managed so poorly, i have never experienced a work place in such bad shape. The sad thing is...they actually had great workers but they treat their good workers bad and their bad workers good. I have never seen such a despicable way to run a business in all the years i have been in this type of work. No raises, no bonuses, no incentives, literally nothing to offer but a stressful work environment.

Go in and get started right away on a job they assign to you. It is hard to advance. I have learned a lot about the company and where everything is located. Management is a joke. Co-workers are good people but sometimes we get a few odd balls. The hardest part of the job is that you get in trouble if you even think about communicating to a co-worker so it makes it hard to get by and the days go by slow. The most enjoyable part of the job is when it is time to leave.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Registered nurse 2 salaries reported	$2,390 per week
Quality coordinator 2 salaries reported	$47,500 per year
Maintenance person 3 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour
Injection mold operator 3 salaries reported	$12.50 per hour
Senior asset manager 1 salary reported	$120,000 per year

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