Grainger reviews

There really aren't many. Forward career growth is, as anywhere, limited to available positions in the levels above you (but they do want and try to recognize people wherever possible). Holidays and vacation benefits are below the industry standard, especially since the pandemic; there are 6-7 company holidays per year, unlike past places I've worked with 12-13 plus several floating holidays and wellness days. Coupled with a finite PTO system (reasonably fair), it leads to less time off than I am used to, which can be hard for family life.

The pay is low and pays employees just enough to survive, I had senior staff bumming smokes from me all the time. The people there are clueless about anything out of thier job spectrum. Lazy co workers that think they can get away with it because there's so many others in the building. I don't want to bad mouth the place but I really had no positive experience there.