Brink's, Inc. Employer Reviews

Long hours
Misguided in proper procedures
Performed more than six job duties a day
No time for lunch breaks
Enjoyed working with co workers

•a typical day at work boring
•management
•your co-workers great
•the hardest part of the job none
•the most enjoyable part of the job

VERY UNCOMFORTABLE ENVIRONMENT, BAD MANAGEMENT, LOTS OF GOSSIP.

THIS COMPANY DOESN'T CARE ABOUT THEIR EMPLOYEES JUST THE CUSTOMERS!!!! NO ROOM FOR ADVANCEMENT AND THEY CUT HOURS WITH NOOOOO PROBLEM LEAVING YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO STRUGGLE STAY AWAY!!!!!

the company is not a bad comnpany but for younger people who are energetic and looking for a career this is not the company for advancing

A typical day at work is long when you work in the secured logistics transportation line of business. I learned so much in the 9 years that I worked there and it was over-whelming at times, but it was very beneficial. The hardest part of the job was not knowing what time I was getting off work because I do have children. The most enjoyable part of the – more... job for me, was traveling and meeting new people and seeing how different branches operated and taking those ideas back to my own branch for improvements. – less

This is a multitasking position. I am in charge of revenue for the Columbus,Pittsburgh,Wheeling and Charleston WV. I invoice for all of these cities. I review national billing and regional billing. I am in charge of submitting tax reports for all cities.

Take pride in training company. Salary decreases during fall in economy

Working with money always involves a high level of stress but everyone employeed there is full of integrity and it shows. A typical day at work is high paced and very involved. Being a world wide company local management is under a lot of scrutiny from corporate with high demands of productivity. The hardest part of the job is balancing work and private – more... life. Providing secure logistics is a twenty four hour seven day a week job. The most enjoyable part of the job is being given the opportunity to work with co-workers and customers from every where in the country, even the world. – less

Brinks is out of business but at the time it was a good company to work for, lots of on the job training and education.

will find reason to get rid of you, constant changings schedule, NO WAY to advance

Leave on Sunday morning and return late Saturday night. drive 8600 miles a week (team)

This is a good place to work for but the pay isn't what you would expect in Toledo,Ohio

Great place and company to work for. Day goes by quickly - always busy and customers friendly.

A wonderful company with great leadership and excellent management.

This workplace was a fun environment to work at because everyone was joyful and came to work. There was a lot of communication which was done and had set rules and regulations which we followed everyday.

Good paying job, too many hours and no breaks while working.

A typical day as Brinks would include a sign in. Then I would check the truck with a complete inspection, proceed to load the truck and head out to the stops on route. There are usually about 30-40 stops a day, which have to be done within a certain time limit. There is a mensenger that rides along with me to process each stop. Once all the stops have – more... been completed, I head back to base to unload the packages and take full inventory. The hardest part about my job is working through traffic to make the time constraints for each stop. What I enjoy the most about my job are my co-workers. They are helpfull and good company. – less

Company no longer exists. Was bought out by ADT. Same commission only structure as ADT.

I worked for Brink's for over 6 years. They do not treat their employees well at all. Employees are often fired for little or no reason. Management is often discriminatory in their approval of things like vacation time because they approve one person and deny someone else showing favoritism to their friends.New manager let good people go for no good – more... reason. – less