I would pass - Retail Merchandiser SAS Retail Services Employee Review

1.0
Dec 8, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The schedule was enjoyable. Early days, 4 days a week and home on weekends.

Cons

If you needed any type of form filled out or just a general question, it was met with silence, or total dismissal. Your emails and or texts are conveniently never received. It was said by the management that this company is run like labor ready, and if the team doesn’t like the way things are, they can find something else. At the end of the year every year, you miss full weeks around thanksgiving, Christmas, and new years, all while being cut back to only five hours a day. All during the holidays when it is the absolute worst time of year for this to happen. The indeed listings for merchandiser jobs state they pay up to $17 an hour but they start everyone out at $13 anyway. They list the higher wage so that people actually apply. You will be traveling a lot, in your car, and on your dollar. You are paid for travel time (after 30 min and 30 miles). Your mileage reimbursement is .26 per mile. Less than half of the IRS rate. You WILL run your vehicle into the ground for the benefit of the company. The health insurance the company offers is through the ACA marketplace. The company does not contribute.

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Pros

Easy and streamlined hiring process

Cons

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2.0
Jul 7, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

• You work Mon-Thurs. Weekends are always free • You’re entitled to two breaks, a 30 minute unpaid break and a 15 minute paid break.

Cons

• This job will destroy your body. Lifting, kneeling, squatting all day for minimum wage is not sustainable. Nobody should have to work so hard for breadcrumbs in return. • Management will try to rush you to get the project done, which increases your risk of injury and products falling/breaking open • The hours are vary wildly depending on the project assigned. Sometimes you work 4-5 hours, sometimes closer to 9-10. Don’t bother making an appointment on your work day, because you probably won’t make it • Gas reimbursement is a joke, about a couple of dollars, and will not cover the full expense of your travel • Step stools can be hard to come by. You may have to stand on a milk crate. Cross your fingers that it doesn’t break

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