Freight Breakers Reviews

Run away from this job! I'm very serious! Very few people knew what to do when it came to loading or unloading a trailer. New people will start everyday. Seriously this is a dead-end job. Unrealistic expectations on your job duty. I knew immediately when I came in for an "interview" and it was not a regular interview that they had really high turnover. I was in a group of 30 people that came in. Everyone will want you to move fast! From your co-workers to management. You will sweat a lot! It's a hassle to go through security daily. By the way, you can't have no phones on you. Another deal-breaker. Please avoid working for Freight Breakers. Unless you desperately need a job.

- Pay per trailer varies based on the amount of SKU's per tire and weight class of the trailer. Highest amount paid out for a trailer can be $130. - Unrealistic expectations for uncertified forklift employees (complete 1 loading/unloading truck every 2.5 hours), this is unachievable on a non-electric pallet jack and certification for machinery only takes place after 3 months of meeting quotas. - The energy output required to complete this job without being forklift certified does not equate to what you are paid. - To make just enough money, overtime during your regular scheduled shift and requested extra days IS required. - Some days there is no work available and you are sent home, this can be frustrating if you don't live close to their Blakeslee location. - There is a big problem with accountability amongst employees. - The job listing advertises being able to make up to $1,000 a week which at the minimum would require being forklift certified and as much overtime as you can get.