unloader

warehouse lead

warehouse operations manager

warehouse clerk

sanitation worker

Southeast Unloading

I enjoyed working as an unloader. It's fast paced and before you know it the day has flown by and you can go home. If you are lucky and you are able to secure a pallet jack to run all the product back, you get to take a break from throwing product to take a nice breather and drive the product where it needs to go. 

Management was cool they didn't treat you like peasants, however the warehouse you contracted for treated you like underclass scum and I never understood why. It's constant movement nonstop, give us some a little slack. (Sometimes warehouse staff would get all puffy and impatient and come through product really fast for MAYBE 5 minute of work and then go back to whatever they were doing as if to say "That's how you throw boxes and get stuff done, now follow suite!". OK now keep that energy for 3 trucks in a row before you are given a short window where there isn't a truck in door)

Other than the constant passive aggressiveness from warehouse staff, it's a fun place to work. That and the red solo cup truck SUCKED. And to top off the floor load of awkward solo cup boxes, you are breathing in cardboard fibers and after a few weeks it is hard to breath (even while you sleep) because your nasal cavities are clogged up. My health is worth more than a paycheck. (Just go to cold warehouse and you won't have that  issue)

This company doesn't contract for Cash-Wa anymore, they are a different name now but the work is still the same probably.

I couldn't work under above conditions, but if you can laugh those things off it's fine. You are off like 2-3 pm everyday so that is nice. 

I have gained valuable warehouse experience working for Southeast Unloading. My on site manager is well connected with the needs of the crew and does a great job at keeping the team working efficiently and productivley. The crew has a strong bond and works well to get the job done. However there are a number of draw backs. The upper management is disconnected from and does not appreciate the value of quality employees. The company does not provide gloves or proper training for forklift operation (I had to buy my own gloves/box cutters and teach myself how to operate a forklift thru experience). Leadership and non-leadership roles do not receive addiquate compensation for the work load/skill level. Performance reviews are not completed in a timley manner (90 day, 6 month, 1 year, etc.). Breaks and lunches are not consistent and are sometimes not provided (example: working 7.5 hours before receiving a lunch break, and rarely receiving a final 15 min break). Costs for damaged products are the responsibility of the employee at fault. 

This job is good for people just starting out working in a warehouse environment. As a lumper everything is really simple like down stacking boxes on to a pallet each load usually has 1000+boxes ,they are heavy so it's very physical and you just do that until "cut off time" there is none really. The worst parts about this location is management and there constant need to work you past your  limit just to keep they're contract with the company lineage. The pay is terrible for the amount of work you are force to do or you will be threatened with being fired or written up my management. I believe lineage the parent company should just hired their own lumpers back to this location. You split every 19 plus load you down stack, with a partner and you split the rest with southeast unloading 50 percentage the most you will make a week is 300 -450$ on a good week 500-600$ and it's not because there isn't any work it's because this location is poorly run and management doesn't nore does southeast as a whole.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Love the environment, but the head supervisors suck. They don’t appreciate you. They don’t give you raises. They start you off at an hourly pay than a week later switch you to percentage or then you’re making nothing.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Everything is unorganized they going through Staffing associates many many many by the day

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Stressful environment I only was doing it for my kids, supervisors assaulting people

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Very unmotivated never getting a raise so many people coming and going

I had a great time working for southeast unloading. It has its challenges but also has its benefits for example I learned how to ride equipment such as a pallet jack and forklift because of this company. I just wish there was a better chance for advancement. Management was great, my boss jonathan price was an awesome person and always helped in any way he could. The hardest part of the job was it was alot of manual labor such as unloading trucks and sorting out item by item on pallets. The most enjoyable part of the job was the people i worked with.

If your looking for a quick pay check then this the place but as far as career this is not the place you wanna work at. The only employee that make decent money here are management and supervisors, if your a regular worker they keep your hours under forty and theirs no overtime at this location. There not care for there employees. Also poor communication with the company that they unload for. Too much work for 12 an hour every two weeks In an unsafe work environment. Management was all rite.

For someone looking for a new start it wasgood restart job to get the experience. It's a warehousing job that gives alot of people second chances especially if you have a bad record.
 At the time of employment it wasn't very organized, the workload was very overwhelming at times and we had to complete the job for the morning shift.  Management wasn't the best but at the end of working we got it done most of the time. If we couldn't we would make sure to find space to stor the extra work for when we return to work.

When I first started at southeast unloading, I was a little excited because it was my first job; but over these next 2 years I have experienced harsh complements from my coworkers who were always picking on me because I don't speak Spanish, the manager doesn't help us, working more hours then we should for less pay, our hours are cut in half, no days off, lack of teamwork; & most important of all is that the higher ups of the company lie and don't know what they are doing except to make their employees work harder to keep their contracts.



Supervisor and managment will put blame on you and throw you under the bus. Supervisor has mood swings because of his "after work" habits. They promise you raises and they never give it to you. They will FIRE you before you get a raise. They keep giving you more work to keep their contracts and the work you have to do is not worth the pay. They will cut your hours and make you come in on a sunday for 1 hour. Do not work at the portland oregon site or anywhere in the west coast with this company. 

This place is filled with criminals all up and down the ladder and it shows. Human resources does not know anything, so they can never assist you. Manager turn over rate is high with no one to train new coming managers.  They are always confused and stressed out. Lumpers get paid by a truck so if their is no trucks you are waiting around not getting paid. People are disrespectful to one another. Best part of the job is you get paid for the work you did. Hardest part of the job is waiting on the work.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Unloader 19 salaries reported	$19.97 per hour
Warehouse lead 12 salaries reported	$23.83 per hour
Warehouse operations manager 2 salaries reported	$67,500 per year
Warehouse clerk 4 salaries reported	$19.38 per hour
Sanitation worker 3 salaries reported	$16.67 per hour

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