40 hours a week for with no benefits - Deli Clerk Publix Employee Review

3.0
Jan 3, 2017
Recommend
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Pros

decent pay, eligible for a raise every six months. There are ample opportunities with publix if you're in the right place at the right time.

Cons

Publix will work you 40 hours a week for long periods of time, with no benefits. I have been working over 40 hours a week for well over a year and I am still 'part-time.' It is very hard to transfer stores if you're store manager doesn't understand your personality. They stress an open door policy, but it doesn't exist. Upper management does not want to speak to the little guys.

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5.0
May 30, 2026
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Pros

Flexible for school They look good on a resume for an entry level job

Cons

Pay is not good It is hard to get full time hours Hours are inconsistent

4.0
Jul 7, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Good compensation including not just standard pay, but also end of year bonus 80 hours for hourly associates, 8% of your annual earnings granted to you in free company stock thru which quarterly dividends are paid, ok 401k, and gift card and other associate coupons. Good stability and growth. Good company culture.

Cons

Can be slow and resistant to change. Uses some antiquated systems and software that should have been replaced years ago. Does some things that don't make sense. Some managers can be good, while others not very good. Although these cons may be true for a lot of companies. All roads eventually lead to Lakeland where they are headquartered. Geography can be a big one if you are not a Florida native. If you don't want to live in Florida for some legitimate reasons, there can be limited job options in other states, especially if you aren't interested in retail or warehouse jobs. Standard retail negatives about not having a lot of holidays off.

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