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Benefits reviews
561-570 of 883 Reviews
4.0
Apr 15, 2017
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Apr 11, 2017
2.0
Apr 11, 2017
5.0
Apr 10, 2017
Anonymous Delivery Driver
3.0
Apr 10, 2017
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Apr 9, 2017
4.0
Apr 6, 2017
5.0
Mar 31, 2017
Anonymous employee
5.0
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Anonymous Pre-loader
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Anonymous employee
Current
San Francisco, California
Pretty good compared to other companies.
Anonymous Co-Op
Former
Louisville, Kentucky
business today that offers hourly employees full benefits, from medical/dental coverage to tuition assistance.
Anonymous Sort Aisle Supervisor
Former
Shrewsbury, Massachusetts
not great insurance charge based on whether you are a smoker or not and penalized greatly if you are
Current
Saint Louis, Missouri
No cost to employee.
Anonymous Operations Supervisor
Current
Phoenix, Arizona
The insurance is not very good, but its not very expensive. over all the insurance does what you need it to do. The insurance is good for a part time employee
Anonymous Department Supervisor
Former
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Good program for retired management
Anonymous Package Handler
Former
Los Angeles, California
The best thing is the health benefit options they offer. There is a period when you could request to change providers.
Current
Rockdale, Illinois
Part time employees get full medical however you have to wait one year used to be 3 months but times have changed that
Former
Ogden, Utah
Great health coverage at no extra cost to employee, coverage has low copay. Health coverage includes vision and dental. The dental coverage was teared, 2 cleanings/check-ups per year were fully covered the first year was something like 40/60 patient cost for dental work and as long as you had your cleanings done twice a year the patient cost for additional dental work would decrease each year.
Anonymous Inside Sales Representative
Former
San Antonio, Texas
Best thing as a tier 2 employee is United Healthcare and the cost is cheap. Deductible is huge and the only option. They do have a healthy savings plan and FMLA. However, even if you have a verified illness, watch your absences. You will be fired if you go over a certain level of absences, sick or not.