RDSolutions reviews

Lapel work is paid by piece rate. Lapel work is, collecting prices in an environment (store) where you are not allowed to collect prices. Hard and stressful work. Piece rate was .15 cent per item. That will be cut in half effective 8/18/13.

You make your own hours and days. Most jobs start on Sunday but a few small jobs start on Saturday. Every job I was assigned had three days to complete it so you did not have to work the weekend unless you chose to do so. I scanned very fast so being paid per item scanned worked in my favor. For example say you have to do an entire store by yourself. The number of items needing to be scanned does not change so the pay is the same no matter who completes the store, but I can do the store in 18 hours or less if I didn't get distracted. That's two nine hour days for me, but if you scan at the company average speed that could be four days of work for the same pay I made in two days. I never complained about having an entire store to myself. The pay is different around the nation of course but at my rate a whole store was $500 in two days of work, you do the math. I had never used a scanner before this job or had any 10 key experience. They pay you for mileage after the first 30 miles and any drive time over 30 minutes. I don't know about the rest of you but I've driven more then 15 miles one way for a job and spent well over an hour a day in the car to go back and forth to work with no compensation at all. When you agreed to the job you agreed to go at least 60 miles one way if needed. They try to avoid that but if you have to the compensation isn't horrible. If you drove say an hour away and 100 miles round trip you'd get about $35 just to drive. I know plenty of people commuting that far and they don't get any compensation.