Ledgerock

The work itself can be very satisfying, especially as you see products being produced.  and it is amazing what can be done with stone.  
Management though is not easy to get along with, the chain of command is not in a straight line.  You can be given orders and tasks from a variety of individuals.  There is a lot of politics going on there, and those with power don't fully understand how to do their job efficiently or practically.  Bullying on the management level is common, especially in main work buildings.  Nothing is consistent, and job postings of the same job drops pay grades quickly, cheapening the job but keeping the work load and headaches the same.
The employees who are working there are often cold to new comers due to the fact there is a high level of turn over even with in the season.  once you have been there for a while they will be quiet friendly.  But an overall feeling of discomfort and unease is found through out the workers.
Uppers view the workers with very little respect, and this can be seen with the type of jobs assigned to old timers, and the lack of appreciation throughout the year.

Extremely high high staff turnover forces this company to be hiring constantly.  I was offered "a one-month probationary contract" if I cleared all of the initial hiring hurdles.
Of course this keeps the Human Resources staff busily occupied, looking busy.
The location is in the middle of nowhere, 12 kilometres from the nearest town.  There is no convenience store nearby; no source of food or water; no health care in case of workplace accident or emergency.
Workforce are generally uneducated, but happy to be earning twenty dollars per hour. 
Management are distantly located in their ivory tower, and allow Human Resources to handle the dirty work of interacting with the worker bees. 
 

Hiring process is simple. Most of the workers are great people. Once in a while a psycho is hired. The psycho is pretty much ignored however. Until they decide to try and fight everyone. 
  I literally left due to the fact I didn't want to fight at work. Now they won't hire me back. To quit they say don't call in for two days, and it is seen as quitting. Went to re-up knowing that the threat was removed by police. Thought twice. If it takes police to remove someone... Obviously health and safety isn't a big concern. With that said. Still a decent place to work. The position may not be great, but most of the people there are great

was on contract. was told several times that contract was to be extended and nothing was extended. had we been told that there would be an extension than i would have planned ahead to not having a job. less than a week prior to the end of the standard contract we most of us told that we would not be extended and that we would be layed off with no call back come spring

Work your butt off and get laid off with no warning. Never missed a day. That’s why they are alert looking for people constantly. They don’t appreciate the people that work there. Daytime management is incompetent and thinks he’s never wrong. Or you’re all of a sudden let go or laid off. Steer clear of this dirty outdated place. 

work on whatever order you have for the day. easy work. management and communication lacks. hardest part of the job is the occasional heavy lifting. monday-friday no overtime.

It hot it hurts and it sucks , you are out in the cold rain on your own, pay sucks you have to over work yourself coworkers are not trusting to gain the respect you must play you like Friday the 13

Don’t work here if you want to keep your sanity. Management is horrible and make the whole place toxic.. they are rude and talk down to the employees. The ones in charge will sink this company quick

Great Hours 
Learned about how to work with a sandblaster and decorative stones.
Great Managers
The hardest part of the day was when it was required to lift the large stones alone.

i don't think id go back, the enviorment wasn't bad but the work culture wasn't very inviting there. it really seemed that employees were unvalued and under appreciated

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