High Turn Over - Sales Associate TJ Maxx Employee Review

4.0
Oct 16, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Friendly co-workers and customers, good high-end products for good prices, good work environment

Cons

Low pay generates high turnover and as such the workplace is typically a stepping stone for those fresh out of high school, new to the country, or retirees getting back into the workforce. Also, the employee discount hardly covers tax. If you want full-time work or benefits from the company you must accept a coordinator position or higher, so seniority doesn't play a factor in getting paid well or getting benefits or full-time work from the company. The "cost of living" raises are $.25 or so every year, and when the minimum wage was raised the last time people who were just hired after February were making more than people who had been working there for years, who had been set back to minimum wage because the pay is so low and the raises are so low. Short staffed.

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5.0
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Pros

Good Company to work for

Cons

Long and Short hours depending on the season.

2.0
Jun 12, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Good pay and flexible hours

Cons

The workplace culture felt highly driven by informalities, which often made it difficult to resolve issues professionally. Management responses to workplace concerns often felt inconsistent, and similar incidents appeared to be handled differently depending on the individuals involved. Employee morale appeared low, and turnover seemed higher than expected during my time there. Lack of support during peak periods and backroom inefficiencies. The work environment felt unsustainable due to unresolved management issues, communication breakdowns, and inconsistent handling of workplace conflicts.

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