Vantaggi
A set 10 hr work schedule, you work four days out of the week.
Svantaggi
Everything sounds good when you go into orientation pto, vto, paid vaccation and the benefits but once you actually start working it's HELL. For one you are told to put in vacation time 24 hrs before you want to take it but when you do it never gets approved by your managers and when you finally realize its not approved you have to constantly keep going up to different ones to see if its done or not. The managers are always switching out and it takes a long time for you to get another one. Then they're rude when you try to come up to them and ask a simple question, its like the only time you get talked to is when you kiss their butt 24/7 and the people who are cool with them get warnings instead of everyone else who get write ups. When i started i had found out i was pregnant, the benefits that were supposedly given to all employees turns out you have to wait a whole year to get them and as i got bigger of course i got tired and i all i got was "why are you sitting down?" or "well we cant show you special treatment because you're pregnant" and since i needed a job at the time i just took it and continued working and when it was time to leave HR MISPLACED MY FILE AND I WENT ALMOST 3 MONTHS WITH OUT PAY AND EVERY TIME I CALLED I JUST GOT THE RUN AROUND I HAD TO CALL THE ETHICS LINE TO COMPLAIN AT LEAST 2-3 TIMES then finally by the grace of God i got someone who actually listened. And most importantly you need to keep track of your time because there has been many instances where i had to go to hr and talk to them about the system taking too much time out of the day to the point it didn't even make sense and when they over hire and its slow be cautious because they will find any reason to fire you or tell you that you have a lot of write ups that you were not aware of, there's also alot of stealing going on so BR AWARE