PPM Recruitment Employee Reviews

You get 1 15 minute break at quarter to 1. And another at quarter to 2. You start work at half 11. Finish at 9am. How that can be deemed as suitable is beyond me. And if you raise an issue to management, chances are you'll be getting your P45. Lifting includes 30kg packages lifting on your own as they deem a two man lift as time wasting. They have no social distancing or hand sanitisation and half of the staff don't understand the job.

Pros

Going Home

Cons

Long hours, minimal breaks

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Very talanted.. Calm.. Quite... Very busy

Cleaning Assistant (Current Employee) - Swadlincote - 26 October 2022

I'm very happy where I am.. Love doin what I do.. The collage is happy for what I do for them.. Very busy.. Chech for things to do.. Make sure every sherd is clean and tidy..

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Busy but relaxed

Recruitment Consultant (Former Employee) - Sale, Manchester - 14 July 2022

Busy days, before you know it the day is gone. Good manager and co-workers.Good selection of customers.Procedures and software straight forward, uncomplicated and keep everything tidy and in place.

Pros

Staff

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Don't use them

School Cleaner (Former Employee) - Coventry, West Midlands - 27 August 2020

First got hired. All papers are checked out. basic DBS attached. Already a few problems, no proper details of the job. It was falsely advertised job on higher rate and turned out it was a rolled-up payment and it's considered illegal in the UK. Be aware salary is minimum wage whatever it says if you are taking the higher payment they won't PAY YOU HOLIDAYS. Bonus 2 days before start day asking for enhanced bds checks what is supposed to be done by the employer. since they can't benefit from you, they stopped replying AVOID

Pros

none

Cons

time wasting

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Absolute Shambles

Gardener/Labourer (Former Employee) - Beckenham, Greater London - 8 June 2020

Went off on government Covid-19 advice, laid-off without notice. Told no work available because lack of funds, new job position on Indeed week after.

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No progression or training

Recruitment (Former Employee) - Birmingham, West Midlands - 31 May 2020

There is nowhere to go in this company and you have no possibility of training the work culture is stressful and they have no real work procedures you are always checked up on and the directors are always dealing with you on a daily basis the manager has no managerial experience

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Shambles

Cleaner (Former Employee) - Portsmouth, Hampshire - 9 May 2020

Let me go due to me having a family issue that I had to take two days off. Only care about money not there staff. Management poor. Don’t really know what there doing, ignorant as well! Have to work at a fast pace all day long! Stay well away if you actually want a normal job.

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Not a fun place to work for

Cleaner (Former Employee) - Rochdale, Greater Manchester - 15 January 2020

Made to work constantly couldn't speak to anyone to ask a question with out getting shouted at. It was the worst experience I have ever had working for an agency.

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Long day driving & hard labour

Grounds Maintenance Operative (Current Employee) - Thorpe, Surrey - 1 July 2017

Hours 07:00 - 16:30 Hook up trailer & drive to job allocated. They cover prisons, British Gas, Virgin Media & Schools. Locations all over London and the South - as far as Southampton. Work includes ride-on mowing, manual mowers, hedge cutting, strimming, blowing, weeding, planting & litter picking. Hardest part is driving around London with a trailer however Home Counties if fine. Good camerarderie with work pals but are leaving so I am looking for another job.

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