Typical Company who uses and abuses Temps - Mechanical Assembly Pennatronics Employee Review

1.0
2 Feb 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Clean work area. Can wear tennis shoes.

Cons

Constant mandatory OT that drains you. They claim 2-2-3 schedule but it's actually 6 days/week. They constantly move you from job to job which makes it impossible to be trained properly in any position. You cannot miss a single day of work for the first 6 months (*if* they decide to keep you) for ANY reason or you will be terminated. They routinely lie to temporary employees by promising a permanent position only to have your temp agency fire you when you don't expect it.

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5.0
5 Nov 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Pay is OK, competitive with alternates in the area. 401k profit sharing is very generous, better than most other plans out there. Health benefits are excellent as well. Good bonus if you have good attendance. 2-2-3 shift is nice, every other weekend is a 3-day weekend. Good, easy work in a nice environment - air conditioned, quiet, and clean. Opportunities for advancement. Management knows what they are doing. A lot of very nice people work there.

Cons

During busy times, mandatory overtime is tough. Not enough people at times. Supervisors are OK but do need some training. Same pay regardless of how hard you work.

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2.0
14 May 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good pay raises for exempt positions (if you work hard). Very good health benefits. Good bonus potential. Good 401k profit sharing potential. Time off is competitive. 2-2-3 shift is nice for having more days off. Owner invests in newest equipment and technologies.

Cons

No 401k matching. Wage worker raises are minimal barely cost of living. Production wage is based on position and not your actual performance. So you can be lazy and do the minimum and get paid the same as someone who is motivated and high performing. Very little growth opportunities. No employee engagement. No clear vision on where the company is going or how it is going to move to the next level.

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