What I loved working at #WestRock
Learning how to drive a forklift
My advice to people interested in working at #Westrock as a #MaintenanceTechnician ...
Go somewhere else, this is not a permanent place to work for anyone that needs to make money and raise a family, mortgage etc, no money to be made!!! Work good a couple weeks, then cut hrs for months at a time!!!
What I loved working at #Westrock
The benefits and pay
If my best friend wanted to work at #Westrock I would tell them
If u not family or a red neck stay away from the paper mill
My advice to people interested in working at #Westrock as a #Lineworker ...
That its a job
The biggest mistake I made as a #Lineworker at #Westrock ...
No mistakes
A #stressful #Westrock day
When there was no work
Drama at #Westrock
Nothing happened just put me on another line
What I loved working at #Westrock
The people and the work
Finding harmony and balance at home and work is becoming an issue for me working at WestRock.
The company is growing in record numbers right now but so is the demand for more production from management. 60-80 hour work weeks are becoming the norm for me this year which is making it ridiculously stressful on my home life as a single mother with 2 teens. Forced overtime is the new standard and the supervisors always notify us at the last minute. I’m not sure how to approach my boss about working less OT without getting fired. Any suggestions?