A lot of complaining on here - Supply and Hazmat Alutiiq Employee Review

4.0
Jul 3, 2019
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Pros

Optional 401k for expats Good salary/wages Quick problem resolution Best mannered management/leaders Drama free Takes care of employees when issues or confrontation arises

Cons

Unpaid leave for contractors especially in overseas countries that carry American traditional and federal and the host countries holidays, should be paid if we don’t have a choice due to active duty/gs support/instruction No overtime despite being in high ops tempo commands/private sectors When sub par employees are identified and let go, however they conduct them selves rolls in response rolls down hill to the rest of us due to the nature of being a contractor, we get negative attention because commanders want to cut contracts out. Not Alutiiq specific, but it is a struggle most if not all Contractors and their employers have to endure. No sick leave, paid or not, our contracts dictate time allotted to miss before breach of contract and termination. Non negotiable amount of hours also. Again this following reason is also something a lot of contractors are subject to, no authorization for early dismissal or “59” , unless limit commander negotiates with management

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5.0
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Cons

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1.0
May 15, 2026
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No pros to speak of

Cons

Ever since McCallie was sold to the Alutiiq Corporation, McCallie Associates reputation in the defense industry has tanked. I reported to the President of the company as my direct report, and had next to NO interaction aside from approving my timesheets. No performance or feedback reviews. Just a butt in a seat that generates revenue. A prime contractor ceased doing business with them locally, and I was discharged when the contract expired on 30 April. They now have no contracts in the Omaha/Bellevue DoD space, that I know of. I'm fortunate to have found a job since then, but found out that I wasn't covered by the companies 1 month insurance at all, since they end coverage on the 30th of each month. Best advice - do NOT apply to this company. The former owner of the company (may he RIP) would be livid to see what's been done to the company he founded and its ruined reputation among DoD prime contractors.

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