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- "You get the 25% discount out side of work but free food on shift Good employees and managers" (in 600 reviews)
- "The only pros about working for this company is that the schedule is very flexible and the people that you work with are great people." (in 482 reviews)
- "You can work when ever you want full time or part time is avaliable and the staff are friendly and welcoming" (in 273 reviews)
- "Managers are rude to customers for no reason when a problem could easily be fixed." (in 391 reviews)
- "Long hours sometimes included staying long after due to be done and not being paid for it" (in 377 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 4.0Sep 17, 2016Team MemberCurrent Employee, more than 1 yearSydney
Pros
- Managers and shift supervisors at my store seem to genuinely care about employees - Surprisingly good pay (got 18.50 as 18 year old) - Work not too full-on except during peak hours (lunch/3pm when all the schoolkids come) - The team members in my store were all super nice and we became close outside of work so it was a really relaxed environment - 10% discount at all stores, 50% discount during a shift - Got to take free food home if you closed - Hours not too bad at a food court store: latest finish is usually 6pm and earliest start for team member is 10am - Training is paid (most of it anyway, had to finish up some at home but only took 30mins) - They stick to rostered hours quite well, never had to stay back past my shift and always started on time
Cons
- It's rare to get a shift on weekends if you are 18+ bcos the schoolkids can work = can really on work on weekdays which means not much shifts if you have uni/other commitments - Work can get boring at times - Not enough opportunities to be trained on other stations + no rotation of work (I've only worked on the register, and people cooking have not worked at the front for a long time)
- 1.0Mar 23, 2019Team MemberFormer Employee, less than 1 yearDoncaster, England
Pros
Free drinks and food on breaks (it’s okay if you like the food you can choose from)
Cons
Left to deal with heated customers on your own. I received no packing training, only till training (which is pretty easy). My trainer did NOT sign my booklet like they were supposed to as I did not recieve training. Specific team members were constantly singled out in front of colleagues and customers, and called names and belittled. Obvious favouritism of specific team members. One of the male team members whom i worked with (a 20 year old with a girlfriend) made disgusting sexual comments about me (a 16 year old) and sent me sexual messages too. Constantly ridiculed by older team members just for being there (one took a photo of me and another colleague without consent and sent it too a ‘private’ group chat with other team members). I was shouted at by a shift leader whilst I was taking orders and payments in the box as I was ‘only doing 2 jobs’ while she was ‘doing 4’ (she was packing). Minimum wage.