Canada Post
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Management was kind and the job was straightforward. You get assigned to random work stations sometimes. Overall, you learn to focus on your own task and help others when they are in need.
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Good salary but toxic environment place
You'll get to meet great coworkers and the job itself is quite nice. But the bosses are very toxic, very pushing and sometimes even intimidating. I've lost a coworker to suicide, not saying it's only because of the work but it sure came in play.
You start on call, where your hours will vary but you can work in many different buildings which help you work nearly full-time.
After that, you get promoted to part time and this is where they start to threaten you that your hours will be cut and that the people on call will make more hours than you.
To be full-time, you need a lot of seniorit ... - less
You start on call, where your hours will vary but you can work in many different buildings which help you work nearly full-time.
After that, you get promoted to part time and this is where they start to threaten you that your hours will be cut and that the people on call will make more hours than you.
To be full-time, you need a lot of seniorit ... - less
ProsSalary
ConsToxic relationship with bosses and employees
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