entreposeur

warehouse worker

warehouse supervisor

sales administrator

production artist

Bosa Foods

The head boss frequently yells, screams and takes his anger out on his employees. If you are new, co-workers will bully, harass and make you feel like dirt. Very toxic work culture as the company is run by dinosaurs who can't keep up with the times. If you work here, expect a lot of racism, sexism, ageism and much more (even though they are very multicultural).

Red flags:
- Male-dominated (treat women like dirt)
- Runs their business as if it's still the 1980s. (Outdated technology, inefficiencies, dysfunctions, high turnover, unhappy employees, etc)
- A lot of negative reinforcement
- Business is run by dinosaurs (Unwilling to change, adapt or listen)
- Low pay and no raises (They want you to have the same salary forever and expect you to be loyal without any incentives)
- No HR department and terrible management

This place while it had its alright days was a sad attempt at taking on a company. Bosses Heavily overorder items that dont sell and store random things in the warehouse then get upset theres no room. The CEO will come into the warehouse and yell at people over small things, pay raises and benefits/sick days are a false promise as you have to chase down multiple people just to see any sort of change, payment is occasionally late. Pay isnt decided by work experience or ethic its all around who you know in the top of the company

6 are scheduled, but 2 work while the rest talk. Constant gossip and micromanaging. Non-stop new rules, but non actually being followed. Things are swept under the rug if you are favoured. Instead of support from upper management, employees receive unrealistic expectations and vague promises. Employees are expected to cover multiple roles and people. certain individuals are consistently rewarded with lighter workloads and special treatment, while others are left to observe the pressure, clean up the messes and get blamed when things fall apart. But other than that... great place to work if you want to have a mental breakdown after every shift :) 

Work is fairly simple and straightforward. More labour intensive on busier weeks. Great coworkers and environment is fairly safe to work in. Lots of people come and go through the warehouse. Pay isn't all that great and you will have to ask for a raise even though it's supposed to be automatic after a certain period of time. Coworkers are great. Lots of flexibility for schedules but full time is usually expected. Spring and summer time is not as busy. 

When first started with the company I was excited to begin as it was a new type of company. They had me started off with a good salary and it was close to home. Have been with them for about 4&1/2 months thought I'd be doing more then packing orders, cleaning and sausage making, more cutting and turned out not to be the case. Only really one person cutting in the meat department
                                              

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Working in a warehouse is physically demanding, and it kept me on my toes throughout the day. The job required lifting, moving, and sometimes even climbing, which helped me stay active and fit. This physical engagement was balanced with mental stimulation, as I had to navigate through inventory, analyze data, and problem-solve on a regular basis. The combination of physical and mental challenges made each day diverse and prevented monotony from setting in.

Mandatory  daily OT at regular pay rate, ie company will not pay overtime. You can expect a huge run around trying to get raises or even the very limited extended benefits package. Bringing up concerns with dept. heads would be relayed to management as complaints. I've seen staff fired same day for little or no reasons. Had to stop shopping in the store when I saw very questionable product being repackaged as fresh or still good. 

This company is a joke.. expect a lot of favoritism and snobby co workers..the management doesn't care about your concerns and there's no such thing as an open door policy there. The warehouse is a mess and sometimes you can't even complete your pick list because of the lack of warehouse space. Also they don't even pay your for overtime which I'm sure is highly illegal.

When the "HR" department is led by the owners best friend you know that's a problem. There is no proper HR. Way too many products are brought in with no space. No proper training and pay is unfair. No real benefits and no room for advancement even if they tell you that. High turnover rate for a reason.
Would highly not recommend to work here.

Working for Bosa Foods has been a pleasure, the team is warm, welcoming and friendly. Everyone feels like they are part of a family, while still getting work accomplished. From the ladies in the coffee shop, to the warehouse workers, everyone works together towards a common goal. Not to mention, the products are top quality, and you can feel proud working for a company like this. 

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Entreposeur 2 salaries reported	$22.00 per hour
Warehouse worker 2 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour
Warehouse supervisor 2 salaries reported	$35.00 per hour
Sales administrator 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Production artist 2 salaries reported	$22.75 per hour

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