Across all Sysco employee reviews in Oregon, a recurring theme is significant dissatisfaction stemming from discrepancies between promised compensation and actual terms, alongside operational inefficiencies and a lack of proactive communication from leadership.
The most frequently cited issue is the delayed fulfillment of promised bonuses, coupled with a general lack of transparency regarding pay and benefits.
Several reviews highlight disorganized operational processes, including delayed schedule deliveries and a failure to provide timely updates, creating a stressful and uncertain work environment for drivers.
Furthermore, a consistent concern emerges regarding the lack of investment in its employees, with drivers being expected to procure necessary equipment themselves.
While the Teamsters union was present in some cases, it appeared largely ineffective in addressing the core operational issues.
A notable element across most reviews is the lack of a supportive culture, with drivers feeling undervalued and unsupported.
Despite some positive comments regarding competitive compensation (particularly the union representation), the overall sentiment is overwhelmingly negative, pointing to serious systemic problems within Sysco's Oregon operations.
The reviews consistently indicate a need for improved communication, operational efficiency, and a stronger commitment to employee well-being.