Horrible Experience - Anonymous employee Loram Employee Review

From your comments, I would guess that you were on a Loram machine. Since you "live" where your home is, you have control over that. Loram does not dictate where you live, and pays for your travel to/from wherever you tell us that you live. I suggest looking for another place to live if you dislike it that much. Although there are long hours at Loram, this is communicated CLEARLY during the interview and selection process. Loram makes no false references and actually embraces that this is a HARD and DIRTY job. All of our corporate videos and information stress that this is difficult and sometimes dangerous work. Loram prides itself on diversity - our work force is one of the most diverse in the industry, including individuals from all walks of life and cultural backgrounds. We employ individuals from over 30 different countries and appreciate the value that this brings to our company. Many individuals have stated that they feel right at home at Loram, due to the fact that there are so many individuals from so many different parts of the country and the world.