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      They don’t care about you - Outbound Order Picker Sysco Employee Review

      1.0
      Apr 4, 2022
      Outbound order picker
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      If you can work hard they pay well.

      Cons

      They pay well, IF they pay you! I didn’t get paid my next check and may not be getting paid for a few weeks. I brought it up to them and the fact that without the money I am owed that I may not be able to afford to come into work as the money I need to pay for the gas to be able to make it into work hasn’t been paid. I am a very hard worker and even when my car broke down I came in by bus. Which from where I live it takes 3 hours to get there by bus and 2 hours back since traffic is better at that hour. Sysco knows that I have had to do this and they do not care that I have gone through such extreme measures to keep working. If they inconvenience you then you have to figure it out but if they inconvenience you even up to not paying you then it’s still on you. I may even be fired if I can’t sell enough of my stuff to be able to afford the gas to get to work today so regardless of if I can or can not I am looking for another job. Oh also they’ll treat you this way even if you’ve been there for 20+ years

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      Thank you for taking the time to leave a review about your experience working at Sysco. We are committed to creating an open, diverse, and respectful environment and take feedback from our current and former associates very seriously. We’re disappointed to read that you haven’t had a good experience and hope that you have provided feedback to the leadership of your Sysco company so that your specific concerns can be addressed. There are many options at Sysco for providing feedback including anonymous methods –––such as the SyscoSpeaks Associate Engagement Survey and the Sysco Ethics Line. If you haven’t already, we hope you will take the time to share the specifics of your feedback in a way that will enable leadership to act on your concerns.

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      2.0
      May 15, 2026
      Hi-lo operator
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      You can make money but it all depends on the orders you get, how fast you can go, how long you can maintain that pace without getting burned out. Definitely a young mans sport, as the do refer to you as "industrial athletes."

      Cons

      Like many industries the hours can be long. For the ones who don't make much on running above rate then you can make up for it in hours. If you soak the hours and run you can definitely make some big money. The turn over rate is extremely high there, even in management. I used to be proud of the union but the teamsters in Cleveland are completely worthless, I would bet they are getting paid under the table to not fight for contract negotiations. When I was there the contract expired and they barely fought for anything, on voting day they literally said they wont back us up if we don't pass this contract....so consider that when you want to work for this place. Also the equipment is so old and broken that people were taking the scanners home just so they could have a good one for the next night.

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