What is a typical working day like at Abbott?

Good shift rate, great pension

Poor base salaries, limited development

Time Off/ Pension/ Health Insurance.

Shift pattern rotation can be challenging.

Good pay, opportunities to progress (including providing access to college courses ), shift work involves working just 14 days in a month

Can be strenuous and the night shifts are extremely tough

- Slightly higher pay compared to other similar type companies - Free pantry (coffee/vending machine/bread+spread) - Cheap canteen food - Friendly colleagues

- No bedding in period. Expectation from supervisor of quickly learning the ropes and immediately contributing in operations within a short period of time, simply unreasonable - Plenty of SOPs to learn and clear, which can be manageable if given proper guidance instead of having learn by ownself - Immediate rotating 12hr shifts (AM, next shift PM, next shift AM) is super tough on the body - Lacking headcount, hence higher workload, hence high headcount turnover. A probable cyclic problem not addressed at all - Never good when supervisor still needs work matter replies on off days - Shift pattern will put off a lot of people looking for a proper work-life balanced job

Great Atmosphere & Benefits Packages

No real cons, just shift work especially nights are not for everyone

Good ,nice, ok, not realy colpration

day shift is good also night shift

Good pay for someone trying to save fast. Monday - thursday also nice

bad 3rd shift job overnight 12 hour shift

Good pay if on shift good benefits lovely people to work with

too far from home shift work