Pros
Paid holidays. Many nice, friendly people work there. Work is fairly light, aside from the many hours spent driving it's tiring but not strenuous work. It's in the healthcare industry so it's a stable long term job, If you can deal with being hen pecked and micro managed by Management and other Cons of the job, you could stay there forever.
Cons
Low starting pay. A little more than minimum wage and if you're lucky you might get a .35 cents yearly raise. Driver Bonuses are usually either a free bacon egg and cheese, or coffee n donuts, or sandwich wrap every 6 months. The driver management at the Bronx location was passive aggressive, low key disrespectful and antagonizing. Watches and judges everything you do including what you have for lunch and what you do on your personal time. Job description says it's rotating hours and shifts but actually the new drivers just get Stuck with the worst hours and shifts nobody else wants including the overnight shifts on Friday and Saturday night.. Not knowing what time you're getting off during the week. If you work first shift, and you're new, you will definitely always get stuck with the late calls so don't plan on being home for dinner. And that sometimes happens on the worst days like the day before holiday weekends when roads are packed with everyone leaving work early except you. Now you're stuck in traffic for another 4 hours after 8 hours of driving. In the year I worked there I saw 3 drivers get hired and quit within 3 months and another 3 have quit since I left.