Canada Post Employee Reviews in Montréal, QC
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Postal Clerk (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 24 September 2020
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The most useful review selected by IndeedThe pay is good as far as a new immigrant like me is concerned. The supervisors are not good and some are worse , they think we are all fools and try to act smart . The job is a mechanical job , there is not much to learn and the regular staff are all lazy and they run the show with on call staffs .There is no after work pressure and the salary is 21’17
Pros
Pay
Cons
Management . Work culture
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Bon environnement de travail
Préposé vente au détail (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 20 February 2021
Environnement de travail sain et sécuritaire. Bonne ambiance.
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You have to fit the mould
Sales Executive (Former Employee) - Montréal, QC - 16 February 2021
Culture is very political. You do not fit the mould, you might get put on a performance plan, or worst intimidated by colleagues and/or supervisors to enter in the circle.
Pros
Pension Plan, benefits
Cons
Culture, salary, expectations
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Stress
Livreur (Former Employee) - Montréal, QC - 30 January 2021
Le fait de pouvoir changer de poste à l interne et d avoir la facilité d une mutation partout au Canada en gardant son encientè, je trouve sa avantageux.La seule chose que je n ai pas aimé c est bien les circulaires. Lourds, prenent bcp de temps à la préparation et compliqué à gérer.
Pros
Sécurité d emploi
Cons
Stress
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Disorganized company
PCR (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 14 January 2021
The more stupid and lazy you are the faster you move up in the company. ZERO support from management, everything is on your shoulders. If there is a problem you fix it and better be sure there are no mistakes. NO recognition for your hard work, no one listens to you when you tell them something then when **it hits the fan they come and put pressure on you. Managers are all lost, they know nothing but yet get all the praise. CUPW runs the company cause Canada Post has no **LLS to stand up to them. With the pandemic there is no protection, everyone is on top of everyone and they go against the rules of the provincial/federal government in QC. When it comes to your tasks There is ZERO communication, we find out info through the grape vine rather then from your manager and then are questioned as to why you did not do the task you were supposed too. Good luck moving up, managers will get who they want for the vacant position even if it means going against the PSAC collective agreement.....and PSAC does nothing to protect there employees. There are people who are not bilingual and are working in bilingual positions and getting paid an extra bonus and yet PSAC does nothing about it. There is big time favoritism, so even if you have the smarts and the knowledge they will take who they want......HR who does the hiring does nothing to stop this. The pay is decent, our pension is garbage and our benefits are so so.
Pros
Pay
Cons
Management, union, culture at canada post
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Environnement de travail très malsain
Expéditeur de dépêches (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 1 November 2020
Certain département et plusieurs superviseur font de harcèlement psychologique et intimidation direct sur les employées. Et même des 2e 3e grade de supervision.
Pros
Salaire et avantage sociaux
Cons
Intimidation et harcèlement de l’employeur fait au employé
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No respect for their employees
Delivery Agent (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 6 October 2020
Just started my training with Canada Post in June as a delivery agent. You are told that you will be on call for delivery agents routes. However, they dont have routes for you and you are told to work night shifts as a clerk (processing parcels). When they call you on the phone, they have no respect for you if you refuse to go in an other warehouse (wich you are allowed to do) and they hang up the phone. However, the pay is the only positive point if you need money now in the meantime.
Pros
Salary
Cons
Night work shift, no respect, rude colleagues
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High School all over again
Postal Clerk (Former Employee) - Montréal, QC - 5 October 2020
If you miss high school and are longing for a sense of nostalgia, Canada Post is the place to be. Gossip, gossip, and more gossip. Workplace culture is abysmal at best; sexism (extremely misogynistic), racism, and surprise surprise there is always the issue of language. As a new employee, if you're very productive, you're told to slow down and work at a slower pace by colleagues because you won't have enough work to do and they might send you home. If you work slowly a supervisor can and most likely will get irritated with you and think you're lazy. Sure the benefits are great, but you have to suffer through 480 long brutal hours to become permanent, and if you succeed, you'll probably be rewarded by being tossed over to the night shift.
Pros
flexible hours, benefits if you are a permanent employee
Cons
everything and anything you can think of
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Terrible Job
Letter Carrier (Former Employee) - Montréal, QC - 9 July 2020
Not much good I can say about this job. I guess if your hard working and organized the job is easy. Workers hired 20 years ago were hired at relatively the same wage that youre hired on today. Also those workers have received a 9$ wage increase (50%) over those 20 years (100% inflation peroid). That means if you were hired 20 years ago youre making 75% of what you were when you started 20 years ago.
Pros
Easy
Cons
Bad pay, terrible managenent, pension sucks
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Great place to work!
Analyste en relation avec les employés. (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 5 May 2020
Belle ambiance de travail! Sprit de collabiration, Ă©quipe!
J'adore travailler pour eux!
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Postal Clerk for Holiday Season (Former Employee) - Montréal, QC - 16 March 2020
Very different and fun place to work. great job security, many positions available to learn. great employees who work as team members. can be inconvenient safety wise if not trained properly or not following rules
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3 years to be permanent, No hours commitment, Physical labor
CLERK - OPERATIONS (On call) (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 9 March 2020
Job Description is as Clerk but honestly it is a Warehouse labor. If you can not process/ inject or sort the 10-15 kg parcels on repetitive mode then this job is not for you. I guess true name of this job is warehouse worker. Its on call Job and no security of income at all. Sometimes you wont even get a single call for months. After a year of seniority you may expect to get some work on routinely basis but only on evening and nights shifts... day shift is dead.
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Canada Post shifts and job requirements make it practically impossible to lead a normal life.
Postal Clerk (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 9 March 2020
The most backward company you can ever work for. Hard workers not recognized, lazy unmotivated workers rewarded and at times promoted. Only way to work regular day shift is to be a letter carrier but the beginners are given routes that jesus would have a hard time completing in 8 hrs. While letter carriers who have been there for many years have much much better routes. Same job title. 2 complete different work tasks, the only difference is the letter carrier working harder makes much less money.
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Productive and collaborative environment
POSTAL CLERK (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 3 March 2020
Working at Canada Post everyday is like learning a lot with caring each other and collaborating with team on project. The management of this place is awesome they really care about their employees.
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productive job
Postal Clerk (Former Employee) - Montréal, QC - 24 February 2020
I had a very good Canadian experience in a company like Canada Post
I improved my communication skills by dealing with a lot of people from different culture
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Broche Ă foin
Factrice et Commis (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 12 February 2020
Deux ans sans convention collective, loi speciale nous empêchant de manifester, aucune valorisation de notre travail, ni de l'employeur, ni de l'état. Salaire bloqué depuis des années. Environ 3$ d'augmentation en 10 ans.L'employeur semble toujours vouloir nous enlever de plus en plus. Les facteurs doivent être très débrouillards pour réussir à faire leur travail avec ce qui leur ai fourni. Sécurité mise de côté pour faire plus de profit. Quelques semaines d'emploi seulement pour constater que la gestion de l'entreprise est broche à foin.
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Trouver vous un autre emploi
Chauffeur de poids lourds (Former Employee) - Montréal, QC - 4 February 2020
Aucun respect envers les employés. Très méprisant. Superviseur incompétent.
Pros
Avantage sociaux
Cons
Tout ce qui concerne Postes Canada
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challenging environment
Shunt Truck Driver (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 31 January 2020
new employees are on call 24/7 at first.
high-pressure environment. Employees are held responsible for results without control over the environment. (overloaded schedules, penalties for delays, work added without additional time for it)
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Rénumération inadéquate
Agente centre appel (Former Employee) - Montréal, QC - 15 January 2020
La charge de travail et niveau de responsabilité n'égalaient pas le salaire donné. Si le salaire offert est plus bas que la charge de travail et le niveau de responsabilité donné, ça fait place à des inégalité. On engage des employés junior puisque le salaire est bas, donc les employés qui ont plus d'expérience travaillent en surplus pour compenser le manque à combler. Difficile de garder les bons employés.
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I was excited to be hired. My dream job but you start off on call. It is not predictable. I cannot live without a steady fixed income.
Letter postal carrier (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 3 December 2019
It was my dream job but on call
Need a steady fixed income and stable hours
They call you bw 5 am and 11am. .No guaranteed schedule for up to 2 years!!
Had to pay taxi to far locations
Had to find another.job. Its sad cause hiring process was 3 mos
long process
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Conditions d'embauches difficiles
Labourer (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 28 November 2019
Positif:
Marcher = mise en forme...
négatifs:
Aucune stabilité dans les horaires. Parfois 4 heures par semaine. ILs suggèrent de vous trouver un autre emploi pour palier, mais vous devez être disponible de jour comme nuit en tout temps. Acces à des postes intéressant après 3,4, 5 années de services, et même pas certain en plus.
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