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I’m only a teenager so I don’t get benefits but from what i have heard from others, the benefits aren’t the best. They do have free lunch and dinner sometimes which is nice. You aren’t allowed to talk unless you are just saying hi. Anything other than that will cause you to get in trouble. I really do not enjoy working there, the pay isn’t all that great but it’s not bad. They are pretty flexible with your scheduling which is also nice. The CEO is really nice and easy to get along with, but I can’t say the same for the team leads. There is definitely some favoritism from the team leads, and if you aren’t their favorite, they will make your day miserable. You are also on your feet and moving all day and every day is repetitive and boring.

They cater to teenagers and don’t enforce many of their own policies when it comes to teens. When you voice concerns on the failure to enforce company policy you will get let go.  They do not value honesty or integrity as they proclaim.  Only concern management has is to expand the business while stepping on the people that enable them to do so. They say HR has an open door policy and it’s true but don’t tell them a word they don’t want to hear because they will find  a reason to let you go no matter how well you do your job, have beyond perfect attendance, or anything.  Frustrating environment to say the least.

Over my many years of employment I learned that policies change frequently, promises are not kept, management has favorites, there isn't advancement, simple instances are held against you for the rest of your employment, reviews are rarely done, work is not recognized unless you are a favorite, negative culture not positive

They exploit your time and dangle good wages in your face to get you to do very physical work. If you want to stand for 7 days a week 10 hours a day, good luck. Manager was horrible and not helpful. I was just a number and no one cared if I was happy. Maybe would have stayed if I was offered a office position. Very repetitive and a lot of wear and tear on your body. 

Everyone’s very nice at the job and the task itself is easy to do. Honestly I wasn’t confused at all as of what to do at work. The training is kind of poor but not really the job is easy to get a hang of.

Working at wva is perfect for high schoolers. You have a very flexible schedule, and the positions are very very easy. You start out at $10 an hour which is very nice, however the job tends to get very repetitive.

Very generous to employees with on site perks including discount on work shoes, on site massage therapy, snacks, and they offer paid time off for part time.

Worked there in high school and it was a decent job.  Very boring but they are flexible with their hours. They let order pickers and shippers listen to music in one ear which is nice.

Wonderful job out of college. Very supportive and kind coworkers. Many learning opportunities and a great place to learn independence.  Management was fair.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Recreation assistant 1 salary reported	$23.00 per hour
Recreation manager 1 salary reported	$58,000 per year
Liaison 1 salary reported	$18.50 per hour
Compliance assistant 1 salary reported	$22.50 per hour

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