They don't have benefits for part-time employees,
but at the interview I was told that they were going to give
me health and dental benefits after 3months of working there.
Then after 3months they told me that part time employees don't get any benefits
that I must have misheard the other manager who by that time didn't work there anymore.
Anonymous Team Leader Expert
Current
Houston, Texas
No hourly benefits to speak of but plenty of opportunity for advancement
Anonymous Inventory Auditor
Former
Canton, Georgia
99% of those employed are hired as part time employees, (even though many employees work more then part time hours). As part timers, we didn't receive benefits.
Anonymous Inventory Auditor
Current
Holland, Ohio
It's basically up to you if you take this route.
Anonymous employee
Current
Memphis, Tennessee
There really isn't a benefit package to benefit from however they do have medical insurance but it isn't worth anything.
Anonymous employee
Former
Cleveland, Ohio
They offer health insurance because they have to, but It's very expensive.
Anonymous employee
Former
Indianapolis, Indiana
There is no benefits package.
Anonymous employee
Former
Chicago, Illinois
The Time Off Is The Best Benefit That The Company Has. It Allows You To Have A Great Work Life Balance.
Anonymous Auditor
Current
Saint Louis, Missouri
It's basically your whole paycheck. They don't help at all.
Anonymous employee
Current
Auburn Hills, Michigan
RGIS has great insurance for salaried employees (health, dental, optical, life). They have a 3% 401k match. Time off is good for people who are coming in new and negotiating well. 6 paid holidays per year. Use of 'sick' time is rigid, and work from home is non-existent (depending on what department you work for). Bonuses are on the lame side, and there are very few perks.