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Good job

Associate (Current Employee) - Windsor, ON - 12 June 2023

Everyone was very welcoming but this one woman wouldnt stop critizing every thing I did. The pay is average and good hours for students balancing work and education. The customers are all older and honeslty a good enviorment.

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Volunteer Experience (Former Employee) - Windsor, ON - 3 June 2020

I volunteered there and it was actually a very relaxed environment. I just cleaned up here and there, put new stuff out on display and greeted and helped customers. The people who work there are extremely kind.

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Volunteer (Former Employee) - Windsor, ON - 9 January 2019

It was an great environment to work in and there was a lot of people who would visit the place at least once a week and there was a lot of diversity there

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This is a great place to work, Too bad it didn't last long

General Labourer (Former Employee) - Windsor, ON - 15 January 2014

I loved working here, It was great to meet kind warm people of all sorts of backgrounds. The jobs and tasked preformed were labor intensive but if you know what you were doing it was a breeze You fist start off with collecting donations that the trucks would bring in or people that would drop off donations. Then a team of people would sort threw the donations looking for quality from new to gently used clothing. What ever wasn't good enough to make the cut would then be throw into a compactor and was then bailed for donations that were sent overseas to 3rd world countries. Other clothing items (such as t-shirts with prints) were cut into rags that would be given to the salvation army to help the less fortunate bathe or do general cleaning. Nothing went to waste here. The old electronics that were donated were inspected for mercury batteries that were removed and disposed of properly. Other electronics that were not able to be salvaged or deemed out of date were stripped of all metal compensates and were sent to the recycling bin for drop off.