Moneris Reviews

3.2

53% would recommend to a friend

(620 total reviews)
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James Hicks

47% approve of CEO

36% positive business outlook

Moneris has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 620 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Moneris employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Finance industry (3.7 stars).

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620 reviews
1.0
26 Jun 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Good Benefit, close to Subway

Cons

I’m working at Moneris as an inside sales, the work evolvement is very stressful and I have no rights to make any suggestions if I do I’m being negative and maybe let go. When I needed help the managers are in meeting or socializing and if we leave our desk for a few minutes they will be asking why we were away, they have advised us not to take breaks, holidays, or any time off. We most work overtime everyday to reach the unachievable target that the company set I feel like I’m prison when I’m at work. When I’m on the phone with a Merchant if I didn’t to ask the questions the way how they would phase it, I will be call by management immediately that they want to speak with me about my last phone call and the score I received. They only point out the negative and not the positive on every phone call. I feel like I’m in Kindergarten again. The management is incompetent; they run this company like a dictator, unprofessional and does not know this industry and treat us like slaves. This kind of management does not motivate staff. Please do not work for this company, it’s not worth it and the salary is not great and target is set too high so therefore the commission will be low.

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Moneris Response
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Thank-you for your feedback. At Moneris, the employee experience is very important to us. All team members are expected to take breaks, and use all of their accrued vacation time. We encourage you to speak to your manager, or more senior leaders within the Sales area, to share your feedback and concerns. Alternatively, you may contact the Human Resources Department. Thank-you, Talent Acquisition
1.0
15 Apr 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

No pros to consider or anything positive that can be thought of

Cons

This company is struggling to compete in every way possible and they have done nothing significant to improve things. A complete trainwreck from all levels of the company. And that is one of the major issues as to why this company is failing. There are too many inept employees unable to communicate or work together due to politics and self involved careerists. It becomes a struggle to get something done even for a small client. From a technological stand point which this company prides on apparently being, technology products and services are very inadequate prompting a lot of merchant complaints and irate feedback. Even on site techs have made complaints due to the fact that all the terminal equipment are refurbished. Email was sent from management to confirm this too. No development or salary increases in the years I have been there. Cost of living has gone up. This job does not provide any real means to survive. And worst of all, dealing with team leaders and managers was a severe pain and lowered morale. In the contact centre level I worked at, I would say 80% of the time, team leaders were nowhere to be found and of the remaining 20% of the time when they were available, they did not provide any support or real help especially when call levels were spiking or declined to take any customer escalations. This was due to the fact, that team leaders spent most of their time in their meetings with each other, drinking across the street, inexplicably working from home, or they had taken extended long weekends. Employees are overworked, undervalued, and ostracized from the company culture here. This is also evident in that they have resorted to hiring staff from third party job placement agencies as a to way to conserve costs and dispose the workforce whenever they desire.

1.0
27 Apr 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

On top of Islington subway station (easy to get to). While morale is very low co-workers keep each other propped up as we lean on each other for support.

Cons

Today was the 2nd Annual IB Sales and IBLR Employee Appreciation Day, which is just putting lipstick on a department (IB Sales) that is in dire need of an overhaul. The recent TD fiasco where TD workers came forward with unethical selling practices they had to participate in to make their sales quotas happens at Moneris. Throughout the IB Sales Centre unethical selling is the norm otherwise you will not make your target. The merchant's best interest is the last thing management cares about. Morale is low which HR ignores and now shows like today's have become the norm so upper management thinks everything is ok. Turnover is at an all time high and yet nobody in the C-Suites questions this. If you are considering working for Moneris reach out to a few of the IB Sales agents to hear the truth of what you would be experiencing on a daily basis.

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