warehouse associate ii

warehouse associate

customer service representative

seasonal warehouse associate

operations supervisor

Wineshipping, LLC

When I first started working here I truly enjoyed it. things seemed like they were picking up nicely, and then once covid started hitting the US things got extremely busy. We kept going through, everyone putting in insane amounts of effort trying to meet the sometimes unreasonable goals set by management and higher ups.
For those first several months of covid era we were getting plenty of hours and weekly bonuses for attendance and just being there to help.
But things have progressively gotten worse as we keep losing more and more employees simply due to the pathetic wages offered by the company. 
Even the managers wages are terrible, and they are the ones actually running things on the warehouse floor, helping the company achieve record profits.

But even with record profits and the teams of employees within this company constantly pushing through to achieve the goals given to us, the lack of career growth, and lack of acceptable wages deters people from even applying for the job, and those that do apply and get hired, never want to stick around long. We are ridiculously over worked, and shamefully under paid.

the only reason I could ever recommend this job to someone is if they live in the town and don't have a way to drive or travel to a better job.

This company of Wineshipping at earth city! Is the most flexible sweet spot! Of all other company warehouse and it does have good benefits insurance coverage! 401k retirement it just about everY thing you need! It’s a fun place to work at with people to make friends and work and good talk! Management is legit awesome! They are very cool! We take care of each other backs! As a big one United teams! You get to work for four days straight up to 40 hours 10 hours days and party three days off! 
Is the company growing thriving? For the planned feature career! YES!!!!! It is ongoing processes business charts $ going up and it not like going to happen overnight! You know how companies business works to grow…you’ll get personal time off and also it is decent paying an hour. Time in half overtime is open during the peak season which orders gets busy at time during the productions and things can get a little crazy and hairy in a good way! Best part of all companies offers us free luanch every week once or twice per week and! On top of that we do have special occasions holidays parties stuff and summer events parties two to three times per year! Out on the parking lots ! Having fun! 

I don't work in the warehouse, but I work with people who work in the warehouse every day.  Safety is the most important thing about working at Wineshipping.  Next would be productivity.  We have moved from manual process to system-driven work, meaning the Warehouse Management System directs the flow of products in and out of the warehouse.  Our leaders are trained to be leaders.  We're not perfect, but we do the right thing with people when it matters most.  Each warehouse has a different "personality" but our values and our processes are aligned.  We hold monthly town hall meetings to provide updates on the business, and we use a regular anonymous survey tool to check in with employees at every stage in their career.  We use that information to change our policies and benefits plans.  Wineshipping is changing the industry we serve, and we are always looking for great talent.  

Floor managers and supervisors are awesome and will work with you when necessary. The higher ups need to spend more time in the warehouse learning the process. They will come onto the floor and change the process or have you do something outside of your job description and/or pay grade, often times slowing production then you're expected to stay late. They also don't premote from within. They would rather fire you and higher someone from the outside. Too much expection placed on employees without proper compensation. This company is very cheap and will do anything to make more money, resulting in employees making the least amount possible. Overall, if you need a job, sure, but I would suggest looking elsewhere. 

They hire anyone, which is good and bad. The busy season is crazy which is nice if you want overtime, it’s mandatory. The pay is awful and below average for warehouse pay, you don’t notice during the holidays because you make decent money working almost 7 days a week. Once the busy season is over you lose hundreds of dollars a week, sometimes leaving extremely early in your regular shift because of lack of work. Inconsistent pay and unsure hours.  Pay is weekly which is nice. Some managers are really good and try their best and others stay in their office and you never see them. It’s like everyone knows the problems but no one of high enough up in the company to make real change. The work is busy work and repetitive, but still worthy of a decent wage. $13 an hour won’t pay anyone’s rent in Cobleskill.

my experience here has not been the greatest. i left a job for this job, in hopes of a better work/life balance and compensation. while i did receive these things, it's almost not worth it due to the stress levels and lack of leadership/guidance. i have not had a 1:1 or a conversation with my manager within the past year i have been here, in fact 2 of my managers have been terminated so far. i was not trained for my position, was "thrown to the wolves" and am self-taught. i have expressed my concerns but have not had any feedback. management consistently ask for more from the people and higher performance without providing hows and whys. it drains employees quickly. what started off as a dream job has quickly turned into a regret.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Good working environment. Probably would have gotten a 5 star review but their use of temp services doesn't allow for true team building or for job security to form. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Lack of job security. The use of Temporary services, and their constant use of the term, TEMP  EMPLOYEEs, is not conducive to team building or peace of mind. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Good environment and culture aside from the set-up of a Us and Them environment

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Show up. Do your job. Get your lunch. Do your job. Go home

I'm currently an employee with Wineshipping and I've had the opportunity to advance through several positions. Each day is a new challenge that keeps me interested and looking forward to the next opportunity. The workplace culture is great, the managers constantly reward the staff with gift cards, free lunches and dinners. I feel like a valuable part of a growing company. The most enjoyable part of my job is handling the thousands of wine bottles from all over the world, we even get to take home some of the overgoods once in awhile, which is certainly a nice perk of the job :)

What is the best part of working at the company?
No matter which location, management are decent people and i had Zero complaints during the time i worked there. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
If anything I felt there should’ve been an extra employee to help stack the cases

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very easy to get along with everyone 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Check in , 15 minutes of stretching, then couple hours stacking, then a 15 minute break, another 2 1/2 hrs of stacking followed by lunch, 2 hrs of stacking, 15 min break, 2 more hrs of stacking and finish the day.

This is a terrible company to work for!  They act like they care about employees and try to say all the right things, but the bottom line, all they care about is the numbers and nothing else.  Safety, morale, work-life balance, all of that takes a back seat to their performance matrixes.  The company leadership is the quintessential ole boys network.   Arrogant, condescending, egotistic, and on and on.  There are much better places to work.  Don’t waste your time at this place.  Oh, and word to the wise; any company that touts, “No extra points  for growing headcount,” you can bet is a joke of a place to work!   That’s code for wring every ounce of dignity you can from your employees.  

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Warehouse associate ii 5 salaries reported	$22.00 per hour
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