Alliance Laundry reviews

The biggest reason why Alliance will struggle to keep good people working here is their very uncompetitive yearly raise of 2-3%. No matter how hard you work you will not get a larger raise than 3%, this matched with the fact that they already underpay people who are skilled and have higher education makes it just a pit stop for many people as they search for more fitting employers. A number of people in my department have left for better positions and their departure has hurt the company. Many others are actively seeking other positions. Other sad truths about Alliance, non-existent work-life balance. Work times are strict and not negotiable to the point where your superiors will have a talk with you for leaving a minute earlier, yes 1 minute. Candidates who are more qualified are passed up for those that have family/friends working at the company. People who are not qualified are hired for certain positions and their coworkers have to suffer through this. Management needs to take a class on managing people because passive aggressive emails to the department are embarrassing and not a way to correct issues that are visible. The company is not invested in joining the future and is stuck in their ways. The younger hires could bring a lot of new insight and skill to the departments but we never ask for their opinion or use them to their full potential. I could go on but I will refrain from mentioning minor things such as a lack of a proper lunch room for office employees, lack of parking, sad interior of the buildings, lack of diversity among employees etc.

Employees feel like they have to walk on eggshells to keep their positions. The high level executives wrote employees up if they were over 2 minutes late or 2 minutes early when leaving. Furthermore, there was no flexibility for Dr. appts/other without reprecussions.