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Complaint Review: Goodwill Industries Of Central Texas - Austin Texas
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Goodwill Industries Of Central Texas
300 N. Lamar Austin, 78767 Texas, U.S.A.
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512-637-7800
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Goodwill Industries Of Central Texas Putting people to work Austin Texas
Putting people to work is what they say to get donations. After working for this company I have found it is more of a misleading organization. I became disabled while working for them. As you know they are suppose to help the disabled. I was a good employee with a great work record until the day I was injuried. Then I was treated so badly I started to have panic attacks. I had surgery then went back to work a.s.a.p. Even against doctors opinions.
I wanted to keep my job. The company sent me to different stores all over my area to wear me down so I would quit. It was hard and I endured remarks made by a corporate ceo who had it in for me. I gained nothing from my accident. I lost full use of my leg. I was let go 1 week after I got my last medical report and told I had a bad yearly review. I was made to feel it was my fault I was injuried and even though they had cameras all over the place so it couldn't be disputed that one ceo continued to degrade me and slander my name. A year later I still don't have a job. I'm not sure what to tell people or know what I am capable of doing as far as working on my feet for 8 hours. I put myself back in school this year and try to move on.
I came out of my depression and now am working on informing the public of how this company may put people to work but they also will take work away. They will set you up if they don't like you just to get rid of you. Ethics, work porformance has nothing to do with this job. I found that some people in power positions can distroy lives and feed on the weaker employees. Fear was a major part of keeping employees under their control. I wasn't afraid and spoke to human resources the same week I was let go. Funny how I thought the one company who was suppose to help people won't even help one of their own.
Sue
Cedar Park, Texas
U.S.A.
I wanted to keep my job. The company sent me to different stores all over my area to wear me down so I would quit. It was hard and I endured remarks made by a corporate ceo who had it in for me. I gained nothing from my accident. I lost full use of my leg. I was let go 1 week after I got my last medical report and told I had a bad yearly review. I was made to feel it was my fault I was injuried and even though they had cameras all over the place so it couldn't be disputed that one ceo continued to degrade me and slander my name. A year later I still don't have a job. I'm not sure what to tell people or know what I am capable of doing as far as working on my feet for 8 hours. I put myself back in school this year and try to move on.
I came out of my depression and now am working on informing the public of how this company may put people to work but they also will take work away. They will set you up if they don't like you just to get rid of you. Ethics, work porformance has nothing to do with this job. I found that some people in power positions can distroy lives and feed on the weaker employees. Fear was a major part of keeping employees under their control. I wasn't afraid and spoke to human resources the same week I was let go. Funny how I thought the one company who was suppose to help people won't even help one of their own.
Sue
Cedar Park, Texas
U.S.A.
