Medline Industries Employer Reviews

Medline wants you to do salaried management work for low hourly wages. You are required to work 6 days a week and they often throw a Sunday in the mix so you end up working 13-20 days straight. There is no appreciation for you work, only criticism the second you make the slightest error.

Medline moved the Florida manufacturing operations to Mexico eliminating the need for office staff.

Spent alot of time on my feet, but the energy in the facility was great. Lots of unsupervised work and a constant workload.

Work days go by quick, but you work hard and fast. Operating stand up forklifts and electric pallet jack. Management is the best I've had and co- works are competitve and friendly.

Overall the company was a GREAT place to work for and the people was cool and nice

A typical day at work consist of picking orders through the warehouse and placing them on different docks in order to be placed, wrapped and then shipped out to medical facilities. At Medline, I learned how to operate the forklift, order picker, floor-forklift (walkie) i also learned a bit about warehouse operations. My coworkers were very helpful and – more...  hardworking individuals who stayed over hours to get the job done! The management team was not as upfront about company policies before I got hired and it wasn't until after I received the job i became aware of them. Nevertheless, management did provide adequate help in particular circumstances. The hardest part of the job was the constant intermingling of my role in the warehouse. One moment i picked orders for shipment the next moment i was on the dock making sure shipments were staged and going to the correct hospital/nursing home. The most enjoyable part of my job was working with incredibly hard working employees that would help me if i needed. – less

i very much enjoyed my career at medline they offered great benefits

The company paid very well and the benefits were excellent. The only con is that there was no job security in our location.
Resulting in lay off of entire branch.