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Read the community guidelinesWarehouse work is tough, but the warehouse staff help one another, so they must have especially good relationships.
The work is in the basement, with poor ventilation and a terrible environment
There is no extra pay for unloading containers, and the salary is low
The goods are so heavy that even the logistics drivers complain; the supervisor only wants to cram them in as fully as possible
The supervisor even speaks badly about former employees when interviewing new hires—outrageous
When we do not work due to natural disasters, such as typhoon days, or on make-up workdays, we are not paid. Are we actually paid a monthly salary or are we PT workers?
There is no loading dock, freight elevator, or forklift; loading and unloading rely entirely on one unreliable conveyor belt and our all-purpose hands
Unless you are desperate for a job and still want a healthy, slim waist, there are really other job options