Even as a minimum wage part-timer you still have to pay union dues, I never used the union so I can't comment on its benefits.
Anonymous Co-Manager
Current
Cincinnati, Ohio
Overall the company provides a very solid benefit program. New associates in this role start with 2 weeks of vacation.
Anonymous Meat Clerk
Current
Louisville, Kentucky
Bonuses and wage progression are a plus. Entry wages could be better, and the union could stand to be a little more proactive at the local level.
Anonymous employee
Current
Columbus, Ohio
you can accumulate vacation weeks relatively quick
they are not really good at giving you requested days off and you have to have seniority to get your desired vacation week.
Anonymous employee
Former
Plymouth, Michigan
you had not benefits if you worked part time. if you worked full time the only good thing you had received it more hours which are nice but when you has your superiors that are mean,and non reliable it made it seem that there are no benefits whatsoever.
Anonymous employee
Former
Murfreesboro, Tennessee
If you're a part time worker you basically get nothing, and they will cut your hours to make sure of it.
Former
Troy, Michigan
I was not a full time employee so i did not receive full time benefits packages nor was i eligible to receive any sort of benefits or health packages or medical leave or 401k package. I do believe this is changing but I am not sure.
Anonymous employee
Former
Paris, Texas
they have great health insurance and 401 program
Current
Little Rock, Arkansas
, very little time in action, works late , littletime off
Anonymous employee
Former
Lake Orion, Michigan
Employee discount. Benefits are not initially acquired upon hiring, but there is the opportunity to earn vacation, health insurance, etc in the future.