Danyel in Memphis, Tennessee 9 days ago
RGIS is not a company to work for if you are trying to provide for a family. Most pay periods, you only receive, at the most, 20 hours of work & and $8 an hour, you do the Math! Some weeks, there are NO hours at all! Other weeks, 20 hours in one week and maybe 5 in the next week...Don't be shocked if you are asked to work until 2 in the morning and then, be back at work at 6 am at another location! And, once, my husband took off of work and they called us at 4 am wanting to know where he was! They are very inconsiderate. They DO NOT care about their employees at all and I think that locally, they are suffering. My hubby was supposed to work tonight, but they "overscheduled" and he received a call yesterday telling him not to come in to work. Needless to say, he is throwing in the towel and looking for a more professional work environment. You have to bust your butt to make $300 a paycheck! He will make more drawing unemployment compensation!
Misbah Huq in Mount Holly, New Jersey 1 month ago
I'll start...
The Good: Being able to find someone who will hire me for a winter break. During the summer I would not work for them because most of the time I would find a temp position related to the field I was studying in graduate school. In January this company is far from being short of work.
The Bad: Working with people that cannot speak English. I have never felt more like an outcast than working with RGIS over the years. They tend not to hire college students anymore looking for more uneducated people who don't know about their labor law violations.
The Ugly: Working 6+ hours at a time without going on break. I can handle waking up early to be at a store, but after about 4-5 hours of work you start to get hungry/thirsty and just start batching everything to get out of the store more quickly. If you say you are going to take a lunch break (after 6 hours they cannot refuse you), they either tell you that you'll only be there for a maximum of one hour, or they just sign you out and tell you to go home. I've called the Department of Labor a few times on them just for this reason. When jobs go over 6 hours though, now they FAKE a lunch break by giving you a gap in your sign in times, and then extending it to a half hour later.
travislackey in Dumfries, Virginia 1 month ago
What do you think -- is this company going to survive and thrive? Are they looking to expand their staff, or do you think layoffs are inevitable?
How does RGIS Inventory Specialists stack up against the competition?
Kevlynn 10 months ago
Do you work at RGIS Inventory Specialists? How did you find the job? How did you get that first interview?
Any advice for someone trying to get in?
vikktorya in Edinboro, Pennsylvania 13 months ago
Does the Kansas City Branch drug test?
Any of you who have worked at any other branch, when did they drug test? At your first interview? After training?
Have you ever heard of them doing random drug testing or drug testing anytime after pre-employment screening?
Honest, informative answers would be very helpful. Thanks!!!
NO Reply No Reply in Tulsa, Oklahoma 13 months ago
If you are a current or former employee of the "former" please inquire!
jzcrandall in Richmond, Virginia 20 months ago
Every business has it's own style. What is the office environment and culture like at RGIS Inventory Specialists?
Are people dressed in business casual, jeans and t-shirts, or full-on suits? Do folks get together for Friday happy hours and friendly get-togethers?
What is a typical day in the life of an employee at RGIS Inventory Specialists?
RGSITL in New York 24 months ago
I"m looking for a good job there in Chattanooga Tn. and RGIS are a good place to work,i"ve been told,and know.I"m a hard worker productwork all i"ve worked.I'm fast with my hands.
Devon Slavens in Lees Summit, Missouri 25 months ago
I just got contacted by email to schedule an interview. From reading the job descriptions on RGIS's website, it seems like they're looking for "career-minded" people, long-term staff. But I go to college a couple hours away from where I will be living at home all summer. So, obviously, I can't work during the school year. I would only be available during the summers. ALSO, I won't be out of school and available to start working until about three weeks after my interview date.
Do I have a chance? Will they consider hiring me? Or should I not waste my time driving two hours there and back on a school day and missing classes for the interview?
Seattle Mariner in Seattle, Washington 26 months ago
What are the average starting salaries, bonuses, benefits and travel requirements like at RGIS Inventory Specialists?
What do you like best about working at RGIS Inventory Specialists? Are there any great perks or special treats for employees?
