Decent but quiet - Recensione dipendente - Factory Hand presso Print Logistics

Family business, they seem nice enough (if and when they acknowledge you) Pay rate was average - ok. flexible start/finish time.

Terrible floor management, bad to ZERO communication, put on a machine or given a task then not checked on for the rest of the shift - witnessed many injuries that were not taken seriously. standing all day on cement floor and little to no air circulation, like a sweat shop. slave labour. high staff turnover, therefore no one gets to know each other or cares to acknowledge each other. No support or guidance from the floor manager but then will chuck a tantrum when something goes wrong (and it always does) machines constantly breaking down. maybe if you cross train your staff and share your skills, the floor manager wouldn't be so run off his feet, grumpy - so MOODY -he used homophobic slurs and him and other staff members are racist towards the young 'non Aussie' staff. promised other training and job oportunies at the start, never heard of them again. wouldn't recommend.

Working at Print Logistics gave me hands-on experience with a wide variety of print machinery and processes. It’s a family-run business, and you can feel that in the way they support their team and stay involved day-to-day. There’s a genuine care for quality and client service, and I was able to build real skills that I’ve taken into future roles. Flexible hours and approachable management made it a really positive experience overall.

Like any fast-paced production environment, there are busy days — but it keeps the work interesting. If you’re proactive and keen to learn, it’s a great place to be.