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Miller Environmental Group

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Thieves and Scum - Class A Truck Driver Miller Environmental Group Employee Review

2.0
Aug 12, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

People on the ground are a good time to work with, lots of travel to many different types of jobs/locations, good way to meet contacts and get experience to obtain a dignified career elsewhere

Cons

Management has no interest in communicating with the work force which allowed them to steal $2 million dollars in prevailing wages (that we know of), you're more or less on call 24/7, breaking your back, malnourished and sleep deprived to get some OT to scrape by while your work subsidizes managements classic car collection and boat repairs. Apparently once upon a time the place used to be respectable, now like pretty much all companies the workers are shown absolutely no respect or dignity. Take everything you possibly can from them, get a CDL, do as little as you can for them, don't do them favors because they're not going to give a damn, get out and find something better ASAP.

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Pros

Some of the best people you will work with.

Cons

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1.0
Jan 22, 2026
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Pros

This is a joke right?

Cons

Since its inception, the company has consistently demonstrated a failure to adhere to labor laws and ethical standards. The following areas outline the systemic issues encountered during my tenure: Wage and Benefit Discrepancies: There is a documented pattern of unauthorized payroll deductions labeled as "Miscellaneous" without prior disclosure. Furthermore, the company has failed to consistently remit employee 401(k) contributions and promised employer matches. Most critically, there are instances of gross underpayment for hours worked (e.g., 25 hours paid for 60 hours of labor), which constitutes a direct violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Negligent Hiring and Operational Instability: The company engages in predatory hiring practices, including recruiting via referrals for positions that are terminated shortly thereafter, suggesting a lack of fiscal planning or transparency regarding job security. Health and Safety Violations: Management maintains a negligent approach to workplace safety. Despite mandatory drug testing policies, there is documented evidence of employees utilizing synthetic urine to bypass screens. Management has knowingly allowed the active abuse of prescription medication on-site, creating a hazardous work environment. Contractual and Travel Misrepresentation: Employees are frequently sent on out-of-state assignments under false pretenses regarding duration (e.g., 2-week assignments extending to 5 months) and are subjected to restricted freedom of movement. Discriminatory Termination and Lack of Due Process: My recent termination was the result of a verbal altercation initiated by a colleague. Despite acting in self-defense, I was terminated without an investigation or explanation. This suggests a biased disciplinary process based on gender rather than a factual review of the incident.

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