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Business outlook
Pros
Good money. Alot of over time and benefits
Cons
Work long hours..no work home life balance..management is unprofessional and unexperience
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Pros
Good money. Alot of over time and benefits
Cons
Work long hours..no work home life balance..management is unprofessional and unexperience
Pros
A lot of Overtime Decent wage
Cons
No home life Endless working Awful supervisors
Pros
You get overtime when you want it
Cons
Don’t have a home life work 6 days a week. Very Clicky mostly all managers are related in some way or another
Pros
The pay is good and benefits (after a year)
Cons
No home life, drama, chaos, pooooor management.
Pros
Work from home and holidays off
Cons
Lack of leadership and no clear guidance
Pros
Lots of overtime available if you’re looking for, can accomplish it and are a favorite of the manager on duty assigning it. There are some really great people there and that’s one of only 2 reasons I made it as long as I did. You know who you are and thank you for trying to be kind in a sea of madness, it can’t be easy for y’all. The second reason is the pension deal is one of the best around, if not one of the only ones left around in today’s employment market.
Cons
When I say it’s an extremely abusive work environment.. I say that with my whole chest. You go to the 3 day academy to learn all the rules and regulations & as soon as you get to revere it’s a whole lotta, “that’s not how we do things here”. Management sings you a song while doing a nice little dance to get you in the door, and then changes up and you start getting written up for things you thought were in agreement. GET ANYTHING YOU ASK FOR AN ACCOMMODATION WITH IN WRITING or they’ll be asking you to get doctors notes, then not even look at said doctors notes, attempt to write you up daily for these “infractions” and months later of this back and forth, broken record conversation, they will finally make you aware that there’s a process to fill out medical forms to get a POSSIBLE, and TEMPORARY accommodation for whatever was “no problem” at the hiring interview. Don’t trust anyone there, don’t give out personal information- everyone is super nosey, and worse is they’re quick to tattle for another drop of favoritism towards their overtime “seniority”. If you think I’m lying spread a little fake news about yourself and see how many people come up to you about it. Everyone there is ready to throw hands for OT, but if you bring back mail, which is literally making OT(!!!!!!), you will be berated by management, stared at daily, and talked about frequently. When you get there it’s common to bounce around routes a lot til you get to bid, which is great to learn the job, but the bad thing about that is that you’ll be on the toughest routes (low man on the totem that’s expected) and maybeeeeee 3-5 people will ever give you any sort of tips to help make the day even a little bit possible to accomplish let alone a little easier to survive. You soon learn that no one wants anyone to desire their route (for why idk … like it’s yours til you decide to leave it …….. LIKE WHAT ?!!!!???!!! Laughable honestly) so because of this, they let people struggle as much as possible. I’ve never felt the sayings “ it’s like being thrown to the wolves” and “it’s sink or swim” come alive before this job. I leave you with this. If you have a family and you don’t have a good support system aka a “village” this ain’t the place for you.. I’ve been told other offices are different but I can’t speak on that. Don’t take as long as I did to either switch to a different office or realize your kids are only kids once- no dollar amount is worth letting a job be detrimental to your family and home life. I thought this job was like hitting the lottery, I have no formal education and never had any job that gave you paid time off for sick AND vacation time etc… but it’s not the job it was during the boomer’s hey day. It’s not the job people still think it is, it’s just riding on its old reputation. So.. just be careful cus it’s changed a lot and seems like it’s going to be changing even more real REAL soon.
Pros
Great pay, insurance, dental Vision
Cons
Work life to home life environment not great
Pros
Lost 10 pounds, job it's self is pretty sweet, on your own all day.
Cons
Worst company I have ever worked for. They can force you to work weeks with out a day off. Including holidays. Pay is criminal at $19/hr and they work you like a dog. Don't care about your family or home life. They use the CCAs to rip OT from the Regulars. This place needs a complete overhaul, due to the ridiculous way they treat the CCAs.
Pros
Allowed to work from home.
Cons
Management is horrific. US Post office has entirely too many young 'managers' that over criticize how you phrase a sentence to a customer. I can get mostly top reviews from my customers and 'management' still gives me low score reviews and tells me I need to 'say things' differently.
Pros
The union is literally the only good thing about this company (and retirement benefits if you sign up properly, contact your union rep for assistance)
Cons
Transferring from one facility to another is IMPOSSIBLE! You don't get a personal life, your schedule will change based on the facility's needs regardless of your personal life needs or requirements. Supervisors make it extremely hard to change your schedule when needed! DOCUMENTATION IS KEY ALWAYS GO TO YOUR UNION REP FOR EVERYTHING! Managers and supervisors play favorites and become very involved with their favorite employees personal lives including having affairs! They will retaliate in any way possible to make your work life hell, which is why the UNION IS SO IMPORTANT!