REI reviews

Being full-time but not having guaranteed hours so being consisted scheduled 8 hours a week despite being considered full time Vague policies that don't protect workers Union busting means a hostile work environment created by management Double standards where union leaders are targeted and unfairly treated by managers compared to workers who don't support the union

Management team is very disconnected from the staff. REI as a company dips their toes into many different brands and invest into various brands that eventually they aren't able to sell which then go to sales racks. REI hasn't been a profitable company for the last 2 years due to their poor decision making at the corporate level. This led the company to hiring a executive from companies that had to lay off many people in the retail world for example. Bed Bath and Beyond and Target. Which then they let go of many of the REI Leads which had a lot of knowledge in the outdoors. They did this in order to make up money for the mistake they made at the corporate level for investing in product that was not needed that sat in warehouses for quite a while.