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Tempo Flexible Packaging

Was excited to start a career at Tempo Flexible packaging until HR contacted me. There was a strong language communication barrier on the side of HR that made it very difficult at times to understand questions and statements given. Secondly, I waited & waited for confirmation of my test results. 1 week later, I contacted HR for a follow up, only then to be told that someone else with a better match of skill set was selected. I have over +15yrs experience with a proven track record to match. To me it seems like they just want to control all employees and give them no voice in a team setting atmosphere. I was also asked to provide a drivers abstract, eventhough I would not be driving a company vehicle. Red flags everywhere, not sure if this was HR or if HR was following a direct script. When asked about the overall salary, it was clearly stated that there is a no raise or shift premium in place, old job description states that consideration is given to experience and certifications leading to a higher start pay with extra incentives. This was not true. This is my experience applying to Tempo Flexible packaging & it was not something I was interested in devoting any more of my time and experience into. Same job title is available 2 days later with a fresh posting. Do with this as you will and good luck to all.

Job work-life balance is good because you have lots of days off, it’s pretty cool. Every day office change rules, what is not good because you always confused. A half year ago they decided to change our simple hand knife to safety knife, which is made in China and works terrible. Knife pops up whenever it wants, so nothing safety. But after few months they finally provided another knives. Also if you wanna work here, be ready that you will have to work on conveyor with a crazy speed. You won’t be able to even tape a box because they want you to do everything fast. Because of speed just forget about quality. You won’t have enough time to measure your bag properly, so little bit later you will be in trouble. Salary increases just after 10 years of working there. You will start receiving one dollar more than new workers who just started work here. They try to make up for their small salaries with pizza and donuts from tims. When it rains heavily the roof and walls leak terribly, the closet is flooded with lockers and all your things inside or outside. Also new employees are not getting proper training. But if you don’t know something about machine this is your fault.

Working at Tempo Flexible Packaging was an incredibly frustrating and disheartening experience. The CEO and management consistently play favorites, and if you're not one of their chosen employees, you're treated with little respect and made to feel insignificant. The CEO is not only disrespectful but also engages in backstabbing, often undermining employees for personal gain or to cover up mistakes. The work environment was toxic, with a lack of transparency and communication, making it difficult to trust anyone in leadership. The company's outdated equipment and systems only added to the frustration—what's worse, when they implemented new software, no one had the proper training, which led to constant mistakes and delays. Despite all these issues, the company tried to appease employees with superficial perks like pizza and donuts, but those were mere distractions from the bigger problems. There were no raises, no career advancement opportunities, and no acknowledgment of hard work. It felt like the company cared more about keeping employees quiet with small tokens of "gratitude" than actually improving the workplace or compensating people fairly. It was a demoralizing place to work, with little chance for growth or recognition.

They had a very confused management staff's who where not properly trained on their duties. I was made to do 3 persons job and the working environment was very poor. Though we where giving free lunch one time in two months and the lunch was great but their management staff believes they know it all and yet they know nothing. The few months I worked there was terrible. I think the only reason anyone should work there should be if there is no alternative place to work.  Some of the lead hands where also very terrible. To make matters worse. They are so authoritative. If I am asked to come back for $100 dollars an hour, I will not return. I love peace of mind

I am grateful for the countless memories and shared triumphs we experienced as a team over More than 25 years at Tempo. The synergy within our group was a driving force that fueled innovation, creativity, and the success of Tempo Flexible Packaging. 

It's not just about the work we did together but also the friendships forged in the trenches of deadlines and projects are the ones that will endure beyond my time at TFP. It's a testament to the incredible people who make this company not just a workplace but a community.

I would definitely recommend Tempo for employment opportunities. They offer a comprehensive training plan, opportunity for growth for those who aren't afraid to work hard and prove themselves. They pay fairly and the Flex shift contributes to work life balance that would work for most lifestyles (with the possible exception of single parent families).

This is a 5 star factory to work at. It is a factory but if that’s the type of work your looking for these guys are the ones you want to keep your fingers crossed that a position opens up. They really care about their employees, and it shows with their constant family events, thanks giving and Christmas food given to every employee, health benefits, the listen to you when you have a concern and take it serious with proper action if necessary. Your family and mental/physical health matter at this company. They (within reason) will absolutely take it serious if you have something personal happening and understand business is business but at the same time we are only human with families and lives outside of work as well. 

Spent a few years working at this company and felt that there was no foreseeable future working here.
Management has very poor communication skills, Employees aren't provided proper compensation for the work that they're demanded to do, Product Quality is a second while profits are a first and you cannot expect any benefits going in aside from HR mandated events that are either scheduled in your off time or take up your break time.
Overall a very demanding position that provides little to no benefit to an employee and only adds stress to your daily life with long hours and poor communication.

Unfortunately this company is headed in the wrong direction. This company is not set up properly. This company does not value their employees. This company has many workers who are in adequate. Management doesn’t have a clue what they are doing, or any idea about how to have any sort of productivity. Rules are not enforced that the company states are policies. If you are looking for an unorganized, and disfunctional company you have come to the right place. If you are a hard worker, care about making a difference in the company, and are someone who is a great team player, continue your job search and thank me later!

Start working here back in 09 like working here. But when the kids took over a few years back they got rid off all the good management and machine operators that have been work there for years. And got in new management that have no idea what they are doing. If u love having management loom over ur shoulder and tell u when to take a bathroom break or when to breathe this is your place. It's like a jall. The future of the company is on the rocks. And going no were fast. Now it's a big dumpers fire I'm lucky I got out when I did cause I have a family to look out for

The management team is useless. They spend their entire days in meeting and never accomplish anything only to make more mistakes.

If you are thinking about working here, move on. 

The employee turnover is the highest I have ever seen. Good employees move on quickly or get canned for trying to make positive changes.  

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Slitter operator 16 salaries reported	$22.13 per hour
Machine operator 1 salary reported	$20.00 per hour
Operator 4 salaries reported	$23.50 per hour
Press operator 1 salary reported	$25.50 per hour
Direct support assistant 12 salaries reported	$21.96 per hour

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