Pros
At least they provide ladders
Cons
Downsides... where to begin?
-Member of the CLAC (pro-employer union)... this allows JMR to underbid most competing local companies (IBEW) because they can underpay their (trades) a terrible wage for the work required of them.
-MINIMUM 44 hours a week of work. Say goodbye to any of your after-work life plans...That means 7-4:30pm every day except Fridays where you finish at 3:30pm.
-At JMR, Journeyman Electricians make as much as plumbers & mechanical.
-JMR expects every journeyman to have ALL TOOLS OF THE TRADE ($4000+) (SDS drills, grinders, hole saw kit... the list is a page long of tools required).
-You have to buy your own SAFETY HARNESS???
-Employment probation is 6 months long.
-I`ve seen many people leave this company for the reasons listed above. As a result there is a very high turnover.
-Big city work with small town wages...
-Leadership is lacking... It`s hard to keep good Foreman around when they are paid 2 dollars per hour more than Journeyman at JMR.
-There is no such thing as work-life balance. It`s only work. (Great opportunity if you're single and have no life)