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Laborer Reviews
What is it like working as a Laborer?
April 2019
Ok.
Laborer in Kernersville:
Pros: Locality
Cons: Locality
April 2019
Hell.
Laborer in Pocatello:
Pros: Even though have a job hold it or it'll be a long time before you get a new job
Cons: To few jobs and many require experience you can't get on the job
March 2019
Bullshit.
Laborer in Hercules:
Pros: Nothing
Cons: Everything
March 2019
I can do more.
Laborer in Washington:
Pros: Not to far from home
Cons: Under paid
March 2019
The hours are very hard. They change daily. Working 12 hours a day 5 days a week is very hard especially when u have to do that weeks in a row.
Laborer in Green Bay:
Pros: The job itself isn’t difficult. Some can be tiring depending on what machine your on and if the job is big.
Cons: Hours. Rotating shifts every week. 12 hr days 5 days in a row.
March 2019
I like it.
Laborer in Charleston:
Pros: The people are pleasant
Cons: It is hot in the summertime
February 2019
Average.
Laborer in Gosford:
Pros: Pretty central to most areas on the central coast
Cons: Bit out of the way from home
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