67 questions about working at Adecco
Weekly, but pay can be dodgy. Make sure you keep a track of when you worked, and also ensure the people at your workplace acknowledged your existence that day, or you may not be paid. Then again if you're a bit of a battleaxe, just keep screaming at them and they'll give you a wage just to shut up.
Answered 13 August 2019Can you choose which shifts you do. I don’t like the idea of doing night shifts
Answered 12 September 2020Depends what you're going for. Entry-level factory work has an induction, rather than an interview. Most folk'll turn up in trackies and trainers. I looked very out of place with a tidy shirt and jeans. I'm surprised I wasn't taken out back and beaten.
Answered 13 August 2018They would hire anyone even wearing in a bin liner, your a number and can be gotten rid off as such, so it doesn’t matter, I got the job before even sitting down.
Answered 21 November 2018Contact a consultant
Answered 22 September 2019Well the job was an absolute laugh so I was pretty happy about going. There was no pressure at all and most people got along. I was always kinda concerned about one of the agency colleagues who had a rather serious criminal record, but although he had the attitude to match that record, I never had any trouble from him.
Answered 13 August 2019If you were in charge, what would you do to make Adecco a better place to work?
Asked 9 December 2018Stop hiring people with serious criminal records. Also if anyone is reported for bad attitude, they would be fired on the spot. If you let them get away with it even just once, they pretty much rule the whole roost.
Answered 13 August 2019Every week accrued half a day
Answered 17 June 2019It depends on the company you work at, not on adecco. You'd have you ask the company where your assignment is.
Answered 20 May 2018Five monthly DNA tests before work position commences; retina scans; internal organ inspections; regular unannounced home inspections. Each one takes varying amounts of time, but the overall timescale is five months. The home inspections continue indefinitely, even after employment.
Answered 29 October 2018
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