High stakes, dangerous job with no work/life balance - Armed Security Officer Loomis Employee Review

1.0
Nov 14, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Coworkers were decent and friendly people

Cons

- Criminal incident was never resolved by management or police, despite our immediate reports - Very dangerous work with all kinds of hazards - Work long hours (10-13 hour shifts) either driving or hopping with no breaks - Your time off requests go completely ignored - You will be required to arrive at work very early in the morning with all your gear, ready to go, and then you will be put on standby. There's no way to know if or when that will happen, but it happens frequently. - Complete lack of communication at all levels. Most companies use MS Teams, Slack, or some kind of group messaging app. Loomis relies on separate text messages to individual people. - BYOD. You are required to use your own smartphone for GPS and you will use data like there's no tomorrow. - Additionally you will need to buy your own charging devices and hands-free items as those are not provided. - Working in extreme weather conditions

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Loomis Response
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You bring up several alarming points here. Your review will be forwarded to our corporate Human Resources team for review, but without a location attached with your review, there isn’t much we can do to rectify the situation on a local level. While we see that you’re a former Loomis employee, you’re still able to send us anonymous feedback via the Integrity Hotline (1-866-250-6706 Code 13607 (US)) or the SpeakUp website https://www.speakupfeedback.eu/web/vxf35w/us if you’d like.

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