order picker

pallet jack operator

shipper/receiver

material handler

engineering team leader

Bayshore Vegetable Shippers

I have worked at Bayshore during the past negative reviews. The previous reviews were true but the owners as well as management have removed the previous employees who were negative and causing these issues. Because of this, Bayshore is a completely different, and better, work environment. 

The new focus and direction of Bayshore is amazing. They are focused on the team as a whole and making sure that the people who work there have a good work like balance. Management and Supervisors will move schedules around and come in to cover for staff members to help out if a person needs time off. At anytime you can reach a Supervisor or a Manager if you have any issues or problems and they will help you out even if they are on vacation. 

I started as a shipper/receiver with no warehouse experience at all. They gave me training and support and through my hard work I moved up in the company to become the Day Shift Supervisor. I was also given tasks above my day to day work which included inventory management, dispatching trucks, setting appointments, dealing with outside carriers, and border work. If you show them that you are a hard worker and willing to learn, they will move you up and give you more responsibilities.

It's exciting to see this company get better and better each day. If I didn't move, I would be part of the team making this great work environment.

If you need something to bridge you over from May 24 until Thanksgiving, go ahead and apply, but understand what you're getting into and have an exit plan.

Ownership will cut people loose without notice (you will literally show up for your scheduled shift only to find out you don't have a job anymore) so make sure you have options lined up for September / October when the produce season winds down.

If you are one of the few they keep over the winter, don't bother. Your hours will be cut, the hours you do work will be filled by having to cover their cucumber packaging facility next door (which they of course don't mention when you're hired), or doing time wasting tasks, or napping in the lunch room until someone tells you to leave early when they can't justify letting you complete your shift.

For the most part, the company was an enjoyable place to work.

Since I had never been exposed to a packaging facility, or the sorting of fresh products, the job was educational.

Management was sometimes inconsistent in decision making over acceptable product.

Many of my co-workers, for the most part, were 20 years and had not learned a proper work ethic to apply themselves effectively. I must add, however, they were fun to work with.

The hardest part of the job was filling enormous orders in a limited time when the product for processing had not arrived on time.

The new manager hired by the company has ravaged the whole concept of management
He thinks he is doing good by saving cost for the company but really if you think about it, who wants to work at $15 when you can work at McDonalds for $14.50 and get free food ?
I thought the old manager was a joke, but I was proven wrong
The management needs to understand that “more pay means better quality of work”

The owner/president of the company is intimate with HR which is a huge conflict of interest. as well as they also act as sales staff blindly selling product they don't have and take it out on any employee they see fit. everybody is expendable in their eyes which forced me to step down from my position of Shift Supervisor and find another job. too many political issues including the laziest health and safety team I've ever worked with

This place is St. Judas. 
Management is a joke. 
The women act like children. 
They ask you to do unsafe work. 
Pay is a joke for what they expect you to do. 
Ask you to stay longer even though you’re only scheduled to certain times. Then get mad when they ask you to stay 3 mins before you leave. 
If you enjoy wading through rotten vegetables to find the good ones to sell to stores, this place is perfect for you. 
All they do is lie.

The dock team at Bayshore is a great group of guys. The crew is small and they really understand the idea of teamwork. Very fast paced but well organized.

I would have like to have stayed for longer but my family moved too far away to commute.

started from an entry level but now i have moved up.  Good potential for people who want to enter the company work hard and move up the ladder.

Summers are busy but winters are slow and relaxed.  

The owners brought in a new general manager and has basically forced all the old staff out.  I am one of the few remaining employees there.  Most senior at 4 years.  The company is going downhill fast

I was working here on a contract and controlled my hours.  One of the few places I worked doing OHS consulting and it did not feel like they were annoyed by my suggestions.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Order picker 2 salaries reported	$18.50 per hour
Pallet jack operator 3 salaries reported	$18.50 per hour
Shipper/receiver 7 salaries reported	$18.50 per hour
Material handler 4 salaries reported	$18.50 per hour
Engineering team leader 7 salaries reported	$40,000 per year

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