United Rentals reviews

After 12 years I continue to be amazed by this organization. Hurricane Ida devastated Louisiana and left many team members in need of some basic necessities such as food, clothing, and shelter. United Rentals quickly provided many team members with grants that allowed them to purchase these basic necessities. Many homes were damaged and left uninhabitable - UR provided campers that accommodated entire families at no cost to team members. The United family sent canned goods and household supplies from across the country – enough that there was a pantry setup for all team members that had a need to get free food and groceries. Showers and laundry trailers were also made available to team members free of charge. While all this was amazing and much appreciated, what really exemplified United Rental’s culture was the team members that came in from across the country to help. Boots on the ground, taking care of people they had never met before but that didn’t matter, all that mattered was that we all belonged to the same family. The United Rental’s family! I was taken back by how many team members were so willing to give up their time to help those in need. That’s family, that’s culture, that’s UNITED RENTALS!!

There are lots of initiatives for employees to get involved in at United rentals from tuition programs, scholarships, to community work and fundraisers etc. As well as a culture that focuses on diversity and equality. They have a fair pay scale, good benefits, wellness days, and paid sick leave should you require it. There are programs in place for mental health ( third party companies that can help and get you resources) and the upper management teams including HR are fairly understanding of life's circumstances should you ever need time off etc. They have employee appreciation initiatives put in place and offer a generally good culture day to day. Lots of ability to "move up" if you are in the right area to do so