shift manager

replenishment associate

retail sales associate

environmental health and safety manager

Sunrise Spas

I been working for Sunrise Spas for several years now and I love the direction the company is going towards and I'm happy to be a part of it. Production is increasing which been adding more work colleagues to get to know and to top that off wages have increased severely since a couple of years ago, to bad about the minimum wage going up (Thanks Kathleen Wynne). Looking at all these reviews it seems like most of them are referring to the olden days and how things was back then. I can clearly remember walking in here the first time and the difference I see and feel now.
Steady hours with option to do overtime which is paid 1 1/2 after 42hrs. Lot's of new renovations and updates in machinery and tools. As far as I'm concern the company is doing its very best to make this place "the place" to work at. I'm not going anywhere and would recommend everyone to try it out.

I worked at sunrise for 3 months and the management and company are awesome
I was installing jets in the tubs,its probably the worse job there because of the dust,,,i was told theyd install a separate area just for jetting that was to be exhausted to keep down all the dust
The jobs are all pretty easy to learn and do, theres nothing really back breaking 
I was NEVER asked to move faster or repremanded by the manager i just did my job
Its not good if you want to move up because its so easy minimum wage is all you would expect
I was given a one week severance cheque and a letter of recommendation ( along with the 15 others being laid off) which coincidentally was at the point a dollar more per hour was promised) 
This job posting oddly is right around 3 months after i was let go,,,,, but they were eliminating an afternoon shift
Still an alright job

A typical day at work for me would consist of jumping from two departments in order to keep a steady flow of work for the day. I started installing and tightening jets with attaching plumbing . After being promoted to the floor, I was installing speakers, air features, filters, and frame installation. What I've learned working here is I'm a hard working individual that's not recognized as an asset to the company but as a replaceable worker. I try my hardest everyday, I'm highly competitive and award myself with a hard works pay. The most hardest part of my job would have to be new challenges I haven't came across. With the help of my co-workers I grasp new solutions very quickly. The most enjoyable part of my job is the people I work with. They make my day fly by with great conversation and helpful methods.

This place is the epidemy  of bad workplaces. With even worse management and the absolute worst plant manager. I recommend staying far away from sunrise as their tubs are overpriced, lack in quality and the employees are treated like dirt. Workers receive min wage while being expected to work 110 percent without any motivation or reason to go above and beyond. The only enjoyable part of the job is when the buzzer goes at 430. In summary, this place sucks. And other employees yell, swear and pick on new employees. They have no manners and are the absolute bottom class of society.  hookers have more dignity then anyone working at sunrise. Al Quada terrorists are looked upon more highly then those at sunrise.

Communication between the supervisors is minimal. Most long term employees make the same wage as anyone who walks in the door with very few earning more. After learning a department it becomes very difficult to learn other departments or advance.

The hours are long; Monday to Thursday 6:00 to 4:30 with two 20 minutes paid breaks and a 30 minute unpaid lunch and Fridays 6:00 to 2:30.

The supervisors push employees to rush expecting no errors and hound them if their times are slow. Employee well being is often overlooked for the sake of production, and while employee rights aren't actively violated, they have the potential to be ignored unless the employee knows their rights.

It was very hot in there having to deal with fiberglass all the time very poor time management a lot of pressure for completion of tasks quickly well maintaining  perfection 
To many bosses, not paying well for the work that they reopened from you, the training really sucks. 
Not given the position that I applied for or was told I would get. 
Management were overbearing and not active on addressing your concerns  way to much favoritism.
Alot of family working there, doing all the easy work 

I enjoy the work I do, but during the slow season you have to look busy, which is harder work than working.

Pay and benefits are good for the Niagara Region, but there is no Employment Standard when it comes to vacation unless you negotiate your vacation time, you would be on 2 weeks vacation for the rest of your life.

Work culture is very clicky, if you do not join one of the clicks you get virtually ignored by the rest of the staff, no matter how hard you try to fit in.

It’s a great place to work, plant manager is awesome, the one supervisor is awesome. Everyone to work with is awesome except a select few. I was let go 9 months to the day I was hired, after I was given $15/hr after we switched to 1 shift which was 6-430pm Monday to Thursday. I had filed a complaint with the supervisor, the plant manager and then the Vice President. The Vice President decides to hand me a termination letter instead of solving the problem of harassment. Just an FYI, if you apply here and have issues with a coworker, don’t expect to see if fixed, you’ll end up getting shown the door.

We are consistantly busy and i have learned a number of new skills during my employment. The management does its best to make the employees feel valued. My co-workers are a great bunch of people. The hardest part of the job is knowing that because it is a small company there really is no room for advancement. The most enjoyable part of the job is being able to move around the shop and learning different tasks and being able to work and learn from different types of personalities.

Sunrise Spas is a very healthy environment to work in they treat you like family and also they have a lot respect for every each individual and when you are being trained they ask that you just take your time and there's room to make a mistake because this is how you learn my review after three months went through the roof

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Shift manager 2 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour
Replenishment associate 2 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Retail sales associate 1 salary reported	$22.50 per hour
Environmental health and safety manager 1 salary reported	$28.63 per hour

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