Pros
There are no pros to working here.
Cons
This company claims to have an ESG board. However, I have never worked for a more unethical company. This company should have employees signing NDAs, so that they cannot report every unethical practice witnessed. I do plan on litigating and selling a story to a news reporter. They are defrauding investors with false financials, hidden numbers, unfair labor/wage practices, discrimination, health hazards, and more. DO NOT WORK HERE. In a time where inflation is at an all time high, they cut wages. They claim to "not be doing so well." However, this is a publicly traded company, selling investors shares based on their sustainability and ethics. Their revenue and net income is in the billions. They do this by cutting wages whenever they feel necessary, cutting benefits, cutting expense/mileage reimbursements whenever they so please. There is no code of ethics in practice. There are no real policies in place. This is all a "show" to defraud investors. Every workplace has major health hazards. Employees become ill with major health problems (respiratory, cancer, etc.). Any health benefits are priced at a premium, unaffordable to most workers. They sometimes tag a small miscellaneous benefit fee onto hourly employee paychecks and this goes unnoticed for the most part. This adds up when you have thousands of employees. This is stolen money. Many contracts are being cut due to unethical practices, and failure to meet contract demands. The executives and directors of this company should be behind bars. I am employed elsewhere now, however, I can not forget the mistreatment I endured at this company. So much so, that I have hired a lawyer, reported to OHSA, and of course, the SEC. Stay tuned for a class action lawsuit.