Avis Budget Group Employee Reviews about "benefit"
Updated Sep 24, 2023

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- "Avis is a long established company with many great employees who believe in the brand and servicing their customers." (in 40 reviews)
- "Low pay and they leave it to you to earn commission to make real money you can actually pay your bills with." (in 133 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 1.0Jul 21, 2021Car AttendantFormer Employee, less than 1 yearArlington, VA
Pros
Benefits are ok but you only get 4 paid days off per year cant call out or you will accrue points. 10 points they will fire you! They dont care if you have pains or doctors notes.
Cons
You work like a slave for minimum wage outside to clean dirty car rentals, the managers do not have your back. It's a slave job! They will give you 15 minutes for a lunch break for an 8 hour shift, want you to work overtime and 7 days a week! DO NOT WORK HERE!
- 2.0Nov 3, 2011Mid-Level ManagerCurrent EmployeeParsippany, NJ
Pros
Good co-workers Immediate supervisor was supportive Benefits are better than most (as long as they don't get reduced as they did in 2008)
Cons
Soulless, greedy, non-communicative management Absence of solid professionals at top (with one exception) Promotions and huge raises for lapdogs and nitwits Number crunchers run the place and see employees as little more than possible cost cuts. Little recognition or gratitude for accomplishment or sacrifice Overpaid leadership receive millions in bonuses, while rank-and-file are told to be grateful for 2 percent annual raises.
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