
Equal pay for equal work.
Nothing is outstandingly great, there are enough benefits to make it worth while staying, but the pay scale is not nearly as thought out.
Listening to the quality and manufacturing concerns of their manufacturing employees on the assembly floor instead of doing what is best in their own eyes.
I cannot think of a most positive, possibly the leniency and flexibility of time off requests, though that is not always the case for all managers in the plant.
Most of our Engineer team is only concerned with what makes themselves look better and what improves their portfolio instead of actually valuing manufacturing employee input and trying to make meaningful change.
Communication between lower level employees, however this is also the downfall with new employees being hired and leaving due to lack of equal compensation so often that the training process is not even finished for many employees.