When it’s really cold, it’s really cold.

When you’re tired, you’re treated like a dog.

Entry-level technicians are all hired through an agency when they first join.

No one knows how long it will take to become a regular employee.

I haven’t been here long either—less than three months—

and I have no idea when I’ll be made permanent.

The interviewer didn’t say a word about starting through an agency and becoming permanent later.

You only find out that you’re starting as an agency worker on your first day.

First, you sign a contract with an agency you’ve never even dealt with before,

then you sign an internal company contract.

On top of that, most of the agency’s terms are very clearly unfavorable to the workers.

The agency gets all the benefits.

It really pisses me off!

If it weren’t for the money, who would want to come here?

Oh, right! They’re still hiring.

I wonder whether the company plans to make new hires regular employees from day one, or keep pulling this fake-agency arrangement.

Believe it or not, reporters might come by and turn this into a news story.