Hucks reviews

Worth the read for warning not to work here! There are so many problems with Huck’s that I won’t be able to list them all, but a few stand out to me. 1. They do not consider your personal needs at all. A girl I worked with at my store was just transferred to a different store completely on the other side of town after working at our location for months. They gave her no warning and didn’t consider reasons she might have applied to our location specifically. There was no reason she was moved besides the fact that they chose to place her somewhere else. Also, multiple people I worked with were placed with work schedules that would have them scheduled to work until 10 pm then back at 6 am the next day. It is completely unacceptable to expect someone to go home, eat, take a shower, and wash their work shirt (which is the one and ONLY work shirt they will provide), and get a decent amount of sleep in under eight hours. 2. You are given little to no benefits at all. This means no employee discount and no free meal (despite the ungodly amounts of food that get wasted daily). The ONLY “benefit” you receive are .03 cents off every gallon of gas, which is a benefit available to literally any customer that downloads the Huck’s app. This company would rather lose 100 employees than give into a free meal every shift you work or even give a small employee discount on select items. The only thing they will let you have for free is the fountain drinks and you have to drink out of a cup they provide. 3. While working there, there was a creepy guy that would stare at all the girls and make weird comments. He was always either staring at us girls or making us uncomfortable in some way. He even showed up to work DRUNK once. I never felt protected from him at all and they never fired him. Even after showing up to work drinking and drunk, he was only transferred to another store because his mom is a manger at another store. Nepotism at its finest. Made me very sad that our manager, which was a man, didn’t feel the need to protect us. I learned a lot of lessons from this place and experienced many more things I shouldn’t have had to. 4. Lack of consideration for who deserves management and who does not. When I was working with Hucks one of my managers did not have a PHONE. There would be days she would just not show up to work. Unable to call to say she can’t come in that day. A manager without a phone is crazy to me. And lastly, 5. A girl that worked in the kitchen got promoted around the time I started working there has still to this DAY not received the pay raise she was promised. Really feel bad for her because she was the hardest worker they had. Come to find out she walked out on the job a few days ago because she was tired of it all.