Hilton reviews

Unfortunately the work at home jobs require taking a pay cut. In addition getting the computer running at the start of shift is 20-30 minutes unpaid time. In addition we need to check our stats and do computer corrections which is additional unpaid time. I do additional functions on my own time as well because doing them on company times would bring my stats down and then by threatened with a write up which would lead to termination. Since they have been on the kick of hiring mostly part timers, seniority counts less as I am working more holidays and worse hours than say 3 years ago. There has not been a shift bid in close to 3 years when we used to have them every six months.

I've never been so degraded by management. I think I only heard 1 compliment from my employer while I was there. The corporate culture is back stabbing. It is common for people to steal your ideas/projects. And this is my "separation from employment" experience: I showed up for work and my boss said "due to your insubordination, we're letting you go". I've never been told that I am insubordinate nor was there anything mentioned during my employment. Two days prior to this meeting, my boss asked me to hand in my resignation letter as she knew I was leaving in a few months. When I got down to the HR department (yes, it's in a separate part of town), they said "please sign your resignation papers". Excuse me? I thought I was fired to day and quitting in 3 months. Well, apparently, any time after you hand in a resignation they can terminate your employment. So, my boss tricked me into quitting. This is not an infrequent case. I have heard it a dozen times from co-workers, but I never thought it was real.