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- "Travel benefits are great as the AC network flies to many places around the world." (in 166 reviews)
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- "Very messy infrastructure which has potential to improve but poor management can not handle that part" (in 126 reviews)
- "very strict management managers don't let things pass even if you have a mistake irate customers stress everything based on seniority" (in 31 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 2.0Apr 16, 2023Customer Experience ManagerFormer EmployeeToronto, ON
Pros
Medical and Travel Benefits are great
Cons
The shift schedule is horrible. No work and life balance
- 1.0Jun 29, 2016Station AttendantCurrent EmployeeToronto, ON
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just the travel benefit is good but that is if you can get on the plane
Cons
Treat like dirt, work in dirty environment, breath in toxic air from tactors, lifting heavy bags in tight spaces, fight for equipments every day Plane tickets are always over sold, and you have to get on off season to travel. Low pay job so you can't make a living off this job and have to find another part time. You use your travel benefit, but with your crappy wages, you can't afford anything during your travel and stay. Going to work is a pain...., you need to travel to the parking, then you have to take the problematic train to T1, that takes about 20 min of your time just from parking your car and travel to T1. If I have a chance to go back in time, I will not work here...
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