Meijer reviews

3.3

51% would recommend to a friend

(6,929 total reviews)
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Richard Keyes

60% approve of CEO

50% positive business outlook

Meijer has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 6,929 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Meijer employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Retail & Wholesale industry (3.5 stars).

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1.0
Aug 1, 2017

Don't work for this company

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Pros

Pay is decent if you put the years in, but only at the managment level If store managment likes you, you get away with anything

Cons

Double standards For a family ran business, they don't know anything about family. *If your store director likes you, you can get away with anything* If they don't like you they will write you up till your fired for the same things as other people do. Wasted 10 years at this company Lots of managment leaders are lazy and don't work. They just expect other leaders and team members to do all the work. Stop changing things(points/levels) it's the same thing if a manager likes you you don't get written up or they cancel the discipline. HR is a joke. They are their to protect the team members and managers from wrongful discipline. They don't care about you. Toke a month to call me back after calling HR about harassment form store manager. Market director for South Chicago is a joke also. Does not know her foot from her mouth. Most upper managment don't even listen to her.

1.0
Jul 30, 2017

Packs of lies

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Pros

You get 2 days you can request off after 6 months

Cons

raises hardly ever given, union contract is a pack of lies in favor of the employer they work for them not you. After 700+hr you are suppose to get a very small raise every time they will tell you this but it never happens after the first 2 raises, management lies it is how they got there. Store directors are the biggest sack of liars, they have no emotions but one and that is rage against the employees. Oh did I mention this is apparently union, they 100% of the time side with management even when it is a osha violation like asking you to work off the clock, or stacking pallets on their sides, and retailation is common, do not listen to their promises of a open door policy, it is not. Forget about direct deposit they will not pay you if you switch to it, they will play dumb and they will not help you set it up if you need help doing that with their broken series of websites that were designed by a 12 year old on slave labor over seas. Oh and if you work 40+ hours every week they don't label you full time ever(worked there 2+ years every weak 40+ hours), union will not save you. Union reps will retailate. Constantly told never to take breaks despite being in a union. The union is a lie, everything they say is a lie, they are just a piggy bank for meijers only caring about the amount of money they steal from you. Health care system you can only sign up for within a few weeks of being hired. security constantly accuses everyone of stealing, random searches are almost always conducted. Stocking standards must be meet at 70 cases/hr put on the selfs or else. Very few coworkers, refuses to hire more employees even when it is obvious they need them. What few coworkers there are have been there 10+ years and are always favored over any newer coworkers, (they don't do anything in other words). Dead end job, they don't promote you they hire you in at the position and you stay there for ever. The benefits coverage is very cheap but it covers nothing, and requires constant drug screening tests to try to get you off of it, they steal your money, and if you get injuries management will refuse to file the report and you will never get your disability they claim you get, they will refuse to do anything even if you are seriously injuries unless you are in their favoritism group. They will lie how you got injured to cover their own. If you are on nights you are stuck there for ever, they will lie to you constantly about moving you over, and if you try to become a manager again they will lie despite this being against company policy to do.

2.0
Jul 24, 2017
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Pros

*This review is for the Common Area Team Leader position* - Weekly pay - 401K - Opportunities for growth - Employees generally friendly to one another - Full time hours guaranteed for leadership

Cons

- Little to no training for team leaders - Lack of training causes unnecessary stress and uncertainty in the workplace - Former position was phased out and I was forced into a higher position with more work and responsibilities at the same rate of pay - Low morale - Lacks competitive pay - Senior leadership often unprofessional - Job loading: Common area team members are often forced to work in every department at the request of the store director, so you are always playing catch up in your own area. As the leader, you will be forced to manage your area, all of general merchandise, sometimes the grocery and produce departments, you will have to become duty trained (in the absence of the store director, you become the manager in charge of the store), and you are placed in charge of orientation processes. - At any given moment, you can be forced to help another store in another city or state at the discretion of your market director - Micro-managers run rampant - Meijer is a job not a career

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