RGIS Inventory Takerer reviews

3.6

94% would recommend to a friend

(61 total reviews)

Asaf Cohen

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65% positive business outlook

Inventory Takerer employees have rated RGIS with 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 61 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Inventory Takerer professionals have a good working experience there. RGIS is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Inventory Takerer professionals compared to other employers within the Management & Consulting industry (3.7 stars).

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61 reviews
1.0
Mar 7, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

Somewhat flexible hours. Some jobs can be easy. Its a paying job in a very bad job market. It can be a good 2nd job for many people. It can be a good part time job for people depending the district you work for. Some districts are better then others.

Cons

Lots of times people work long shifts without getting breaks. Many times we are stuck driving a long ways to work and we only get to work 2 hours. We are only guarnteed 2 hours minimun pay per store. When we ride in company vans we DO NOT get paid for the 1st hour of travel each way unless you are the driver. Sometimes even on travel meets they will have us work around 5 hours then make us take a 30 or 45 min UNPAID lunch then they will have us work less then an hour after lunch then send us home and they don't give us our paid break. A lot of our travel meets are a 1 hour drive each way or less so thats 2 hours of unpaid travel time we are stuck with. People that are above the auditor level (lowest pay grade) tend to be worried about losing there raises (sometimes 50 cents an hour and getting demoted back to auditor level. Every few weeks or so people get reviewed and sometimes people lose their raises because their APH (average pieces counted per hour) gets too low. Very often APH levels are not in the control of the employees and APH levels can vary dramatically depending on what stores and sections you are assigned. RGIS pays people for production not accuracy. The hourly bonus policy is unrealistic and unfair. Some RGIS drivers drive poorly.

1.0
Oct 25, 2012
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Can't think of any Pro's for this company.

Cons

Poor Pay, back to back scheduling -> schedule for late night shift and then schedule your next job for 4:30 in AM across town. Team leaders have very negative attitudes. No respect for team members. Very grueling work, crawling around on floors or standing on ladders. All they care about is speed not accuracy!

1.0
Sep 23, 2012
Recommend
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Pros

If you don't have any experience in the work field, this is a good place to start and they have very good ways to move up. The pay is decent as well.

Cons

This is the main reason I'm quitting. The day I got hired, I put in for a week off, because I had orders to work for the National Guard. I told them this 3-4 weeks in advance. I get my schedule, and they had me working that whole week. I messaged them, no reply. They call me to confirm my schedule, and I told them I can't work, they said OK. That week I got 4 calls asking why I haven't worked. Then I get my schedule for the next two week, and they have me working only one day. And the day I did work they wanted me there at 4:30am Also, the one day I did work, I spent more money on gas than I actually made. The store was about a hour away from my house, and they didn't pay for it.

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