Ben & Jerry's St. Albans, VT - Production Unilever Employee Review

1.0
May 21, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Full time job & management passes out beer during company community day! Also, at times the maintenance shop is more like a barroom.

Cons

1% across the board raise for hourly employees while management receives large bonuses. Interoffice affairs are common place & appear to be the only way to move up the ladder. Place has gone down hill under the direction of the current factory director in VT. Benefits are constantly taken away & headcount is being cut causing people to work in unsafe conditions. Yet management threatens people with termination if they get hurt. Accidents are hidden & hourly employees work in a hostile fear driven environment

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Unilever Response
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Hi. Thank you for your review and feedback. We appreciate all comments - both positive and constructive. Firstly, we would like to suggest you set up a meeting with your HR Business Partner who will be able to answer any specific questions and investigate any concerns further for you. We will also ensure your points are passed on to the respective teams, including renumeration and benefits. Thank you again for your review and we wish you all the best.

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