Unifi reviews

After I terminated my employment, I have been blocked from applying for any other job on the Unifi site. I was told that after a few weeks you could apply for any other job at Unifi. That is not what I experienced. Too much walking between each assigned airplane.

Very low starting pay ($15/hr) for a job that is physically taxing and often done in extreme weather. Consistent heavy lifting leads to back and joint pain with little to no support for physical well-being. Poor communication from leadership. There’s a clear disconnect between management and the ramp agents. Supervisors and leads are often just “warm bodies” filling a role — many lack leadership experience or accountability. No consistency between shifts. Each team seems to do things their own way, creating confusion and inefficiency. On-the-job training is disorganized and not thorough. My initial training involved sitting in a room reading a book aloud with others — not practical or hands-on. Flight benefits are extremely misleading. On a Delta contract, you fly on the lowest priority (S4) and have to pay yield fare — around $800 round-trip for two people ATL to Paris standby, or $80 ATL to NYC round-trip standby for one. Not worth the hype.