Midwest express, inc. Reviews

A place of work , the people I seen were helpful and friendly

My husband worked here before the pandemic shut down, and has yet to be paid for the hours that he worked during that time. At one point a few months back, we found that his paycheck was deposited into another employee's bank account, which that employee has since been fired for not reporting that, but my husband still has not been paid for his time before the shut down. I cannot believe that a company would treat an employee like that during times like this. I only gave them one star because it would not let me post without it. I would not give them any stars, had I had that option.

They like to hire people based on their personality, which is mostly shady and manipulative people. They act like a bunch of 8 year old children when they don't get their way, or if you expose them for their lies. Trust no one there, they are sneaky people who will try to get you fired for anything. Have the number to the department of labor programmed in your phone, because you will need it.

Great for new and experienced drivers they work hard to fit your personal schedule decent equipment.

I work at Great Lakes Assembly a small company on the backside of Midwest Express, Inc. Campus. We are a sub ssembly for Honda cars. We put together the tires, bumpers, struts, and radiators.

B shift training at campus to be at ELP was great a fun, professional, and safe atmosphere is provided, that made learning easier.

I worked as a temp. Threw a horrible temp service. But MEI workers were nice to us. They got the easy jobs with plenty of help while me and my husband got taken advantage of. Of course our temp service didn't do a thing about it ,,, it's hard work and when your doing more then full time workers there is a huge problem,, I will say Aaron our team lead. Was by far better then his bosses. He seemed to care. If you do decide to work for them don't go threw achloche,, they could CARE LESS about you. It's the money your making for them.

It's ok, good people, repetitive work not too difficult but little things that add up need addressed like communication and management issues.