You get what you pay for. - Store Front/Cashier Tim Hortons Employee Review

2.0
Apr 13, 2009
Recommend
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Pros

The owner of the store I work for is very flexible in scheduling the hours I work on the night shift. For employees (or family members of) pursuing or continuing post secondary education,The Tim Hortons Scholarship. (every little bit helps) Tim Hortons is very involved with minor sports and other community events (To what degree depends largely on the franchise owner) As a company, Tim Hortons strongly promotes community involvement.

Cons

I work straight midnight weekends and do not recieve any kind of shift premium. Tim Hortons has set a very low wage cap on hourly wages. After 14 years of working straight midnight weekends I am earning the highest hourly wage allowable, Which is only $2 dollars above minimum wage. Tim Hortons is very inflexible when is comes to a fair pay scale.

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