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104 months ago |
Got out of there in Mc Farland, Wisconsin said: If you are an upper you'll get treated great. Limos to NFL games, etc. But if you actually WORK for a living, don't expect much. They have video cameras that they review daily to make sure you don't take too many bathroom breaks or to make sure you don't stand around for more than 30 seconds. There are so many openings because so many people don't want to put up with the horrible treatment of employees.
Ha! I just left a company that was just like this. The pinhead manager put cardreaders on all the doors to the shops so that you had to drop everything you were carrying just to get in and out. He even made his immediate department use a special entrance that he had TWO cameras put on it so that he could sit at his computer at his desk and watch who was coming and going, taking smoke breaks, etc. Don't work for idiots like this - life is too short!! |
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- Was this comment helpful? / people who are treated like horse manure. They have the worst and most uneducated supervisory staff I have ever seen. - Was this comment helpful? / and made up accusations of me being unprofessional.very unethical company. Sounds quite typical - Was this comment helpful? / process? Do you hear either way if your are or are not selected? - Was this comment helpful? / who just pick up the large wast container? - Was this comment helpful? / revolution where they only allow employees a total of 5 minutes a day to use the rest room unless they're on lunch or break. They make it nearly impossible to meet metrics so you don't bonus and always have big brother watching over your shoulder. It is a horrible place to work and don't get sick because they will yank your benefits and then your supervisor will never take your phone calls again. You won't know whether you still have a job or not. They discriminate toward caucasian women over 40 too.
- Was this comment helpful? / or doing personal stuff. The office was finally closed down when they lost both contracts with Cape Coral Fl and Lee County. The next time I worked for Waste Management was in Wixom Mi. I worked as a Data Entry Coordinator, what a huge change, the pay was spectacular, the benefits the same and as long as you were doing your job, they left you alone. I reluctantly had to leave when my family moved to back to Johnson City TN in April of 2010 I left in Oct 2010. |
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