Questions and Answers about UNFI

I would let the hours be flexible lmao

Cambodians run this place.... if you drink with the supervisor you can do whatever you want.

None of it. Maybe the free food

I'll save you the hassle and tell you not to do it. All you need to pass the interview is to tell them that you are good with the riding eletric pallet jack. When I got hired on. They said they pay performance pay. But they haven't. The first 2 weeks you only work 20 hours a week. On the 3rd week you work 4 or 5 days until the job is done. But because they stopped the performance pay. Many people either call off or just go around targeting people to talk about. Until after the 12th hour. Everyone finally starts to work because they are done milking the clock. So you don't go home until the 14th or 15th hour. For a 10 hour day. Working after your 12th hour. All that money will only go straight to taxes.

In the office, days can be pretty busy. The work is fast paced but mostly enjoyable. Work is very deadline driven.

In the two departments I worked in at unfi flexibility with hours was very limited.

Stop hiring ignorant people as supervisors. That place ran for 80 years with two supervisors for years. Now the plan seems to have one per employee.

They cover the common benefits including healthcare dental vision and PTO.

Long hours 10-12 hours per day

In depth
Background checks
Medical DOT
Physical agility test
Smiths defensive driving course