
If they followed state laws and paid employees properly when their equipment doesn't work.
We all like to actually help. We all want to grow. And we're all here for Kelly, regardless of how little support they help us with.
Everything, from the treatment of the employees to the understanding the employees are then able to provide to customers because at the end of the day no one wants to work for a company that constantly denies you basic human rights.
Leadership needs to get better at supporting their employees. My direct manager was great, anyone above him took weeks to respond to a simple email which is in everyone's BASIC FUNCTIONS and REQUIRED TASKS EACH DAY! Absolutely the most unprofessional leadership I've ever seen.
It would make me feel better if I was actually compensated. Sure when I'm able to work and the equipment is doing fine everythings great, the moment it isn't, you're basically out of a job. There are many states that prevent that with being scheduled for the day, and this company breaks those laws.