production supervisor

maintenance supervisor

financial analyst

cost accountant

warehouse manager

Teasdale Latin Foods

Work-life balance
Work-life balance at Teasdale Latin Foods is very terrible just like someone else who worked there you don’t get no days off even though in the interview they tell you that you only have to work six of the seven day no they lied you work every single day and the pay wasn’t as good as it should have been if you work everyday

Pay & benefits
My pay and benefits at Teasdale Latin Foods were okay but compared to the foreigners who work there and don’t mind being paid what they get paid

Management
In general, managers at Teasdale Latin Foods were just so hard to communicate with all because they picked and chose when they wanted to nice and cool know they were overall pain in the butt

Overall
My experience working at Teasdale Latin Foods was not so good from the start but the way people worked in there you had to get cool with some of the other workers for them to tell you how the days of work are supposed to go but then you had some employers who liked to take advantage of the newer people being hired

A typical day was one that was busy and productive. The hardest part for me was the drive to Louisville, but my manager was gracious enough to put me on a hybrid schedule. I thought it was a brilliant opportunity as it allowed me to reset and utilize the day to do recruitment and hiring tasks remotely. 

The workplace was constantly busy with something meaningful to do. My favorite was working closely with the plant employees. It was without a doubt the most diverse site I’ve ever worked in and perhaps some of the most hardworking people I’ve ever worked with. We had challenges, but in spite of the challenges, there was camaraderie between supervisors and managers and we always strived to stay focused and productive.  The best HR group and leaders. Their executives are approachable and they listened and lead by example. 

The private equity company that has been the owner's of Teasdale has been trying (and doing it), to change the culture of the company. They were getting rid of some bad apples and being more transparent with the employees.  Two big challenges the company have are: the struggle to bring good talent to work with them.  There's not much around the Hoopeston area.  The equipment is in shambles and some of the maintenance crew seems to care less to get it fixed in time.  The management group is not stable.  In the 3.5 years I worked there were 4 plant managers and two consultants running the plant. Production managers several, about three QA Managers and the list goes on and on.  The few managers who care for the company were either laid off or fired for whatever reason.

The management on Manufacturing doesn't communicate properly. The manufacturing side doesn't communicate properly with the Shipping side like they are supposed to. Drama and rumors are constantly going around on Manufacturing. The company points their employees for literally everything. Human Resources says they don't point for funerals and court, but they point for everything. They even point employees who are in the ICU fighting for their lives. 

The shipping side is a great place to work though. No drama, no rumors, and great communication from everyone. 

The company's diverse and talented workforce brings fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to the table, fostering a dynamic and creative work environment. Competitive compensation packages and robust employee benefits underscore the organization's commitment to rewarding and retaining top talent.

If you like to be micromanaged, overlooked, and underpaid for your extreme determination and dedication, then this is the place for you.  
The only good thing I can honestly state about this employer, is that you are able to wear jeans to work every day.
This year (2019) they offered great medical benefits and you get fed from time to time.

What is the best part of working at the company?
I have work  there with Teasdal for a few months and personally are helpful 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Make the production orders due to down time 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It is nice we all work together but there a few people have a attitude and get there way it sad that H.R. let them 😤 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
When I walk in there  the supervisor greet u and other employees also . Very respectful

You'll be working 10-14 hour shifts 6 days a week at the minimum wage with a union who does nothing for you, high union member entrance fee along with dues, and unexpected lay offs. All opportunities for advancement is based off of seniority (it takes about a year to become a "regular" employee with benefits), easy point accumulation (you'll get points for calling in sick, point for clocking in a minute or 2 late, ect).

 It’s a decent place to get experience, especially in production or QA. The job itself is pretty straightforward and you learn a lot.

Coworkers were cool and made the shifts easier. Pay was fair for entry level.

Main downside is management and communication. Things can feel unorganized at times and expectations aren’t always clear. They expect you to learn everything in a month.

Overall, not a bad starting job, just probably not somewhere to stay long term. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Don't work there no more they screwed me and put me somewhere they never trained me on 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The people who train you don't have no patience 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
My intake was not completed to fullest standard wasn't  fully walked the plant a told everything 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Long and wet mostly spraying water for cleaning

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Production supervisor 10 salaries reported	$59,500 per year
Maintenance supervisor 5 salaries reported	$25.00 per hour
Financial analyst 6 salaries reported	$75,417 per year
Cost accountant 6 salaries reported	$80,000 per year
Warehouse manager 3 salaries reported	$80,000 per year

Working at Teasdale Latin Foods: Company Overview and Reviews

Teasdale Latin Foods

Teasdale Latin Foods Ratings

Popular jobs at Teasdale Latin Foods

Salary Satisfaction

Job Seeker Tools

Employer Tools

Browse

Stay Connected