East Penn Canada Careers and Employment
About the company
- Company size201 to 500
- Revenue$30m to $130m (CAD)
- IndustryAutomotive Parts & Accessories Stores
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Customer Service Representative in Canada
on 19 August 2021
Great place to work if you’re a slacker
Branch manager doesn’t leave his office and only engages with certain staff members. There is zero accountability, supervision, direction, training or follow through. If you care about what you do, this isn’t the place for you. You’d be the only one who does care. Warehouse Employee in Ajax, ON
on 25 October 2021
Toxic Environment
Working for East Penn was an awkward experience. The floor workers are great people , but the management looks down on its employees and will treat you like a nobody if you're not working in the office. If you don't or can't work overtime the supervisor will make you feel guilty about it . Also the batteries sold to different companies are the same battery but different label. Hopefully a union gets in there when they relocate to Clarington Représentant ventes et services in Laval, QC
on 3 June 2021
Bon emplois, mais....
Quand même un bon emploi mais une culture presque sectaire et un peu malsaine.C'est la définition delà micro gestionLine Worker in Ajax, ON
on 2 December 2020
Good Environment
Enjoyed my time at East Penn. Floor Management was really interactive and helpful. Only reason I left was due to a preexisting medical condition. Great place to work, Great people, Pay is above average to start. Typical day at work would be labelling batteries off of skids on a line then reassembling them on another skid. Lifts were great took a lot of the back work out of it (when they work). Expect some heavy lifting though. East Penn was like a solid family environment. CEO and President really make you feel human and would interact with the warehouse workers (a trait that is hardly seen nowadays). Warehouse Worker in Ajax, ON
on 31 October 2020
Not the place for advancement or switching careers
This company had a lot of potential, due to current management who believes in outside advancement and low pay for high quality work is not cutting it. Just use this company as a stepping stone to advance your own career and not stay for no more than 6 months. After that, you will become a lifer who is slaving. They don’t trust any of the workers and it’s micromanaged to the T. The amount of turn around this company has had, should sound alarm bells that there is a huge problem. STAY FAR AWAYWhat would you say about your employer?
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