Pros
Profit sharing, overtime opportunities, the work itself isn't difficult, clean facility.
Cons
Where do I begin? - Unprofessional behavior from management. They will bad-mouth other employees to their peers. - Work/life balance is poor. One week is 50 hours, and the next week is 58 hours (mandatory OT every other Saturday). OT availability is a pro when it isn't forced. There is honor in hard work, but people also have lives outside of their job. - Health package is costly with a high deductible. - 5 days of PTO. They formerly required ONE YEAR of employment before being eligible for any PTO. - Management refuses to acknowledge that the reason for such high turnover is because employees are treated poorly, and people leave once they become wise to the better opportunities out there. - One 10-minute paid break is provided near the end of your shift. This is for a job where you're walking on concrete floors and lifting product all day. I've had sit down jobs that offered two paid 15-minute breaks. Your employees are human beings.