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4.0
Catalogue Distributor
Feb 2023
South Australia SA
Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
Worth it if you would like extra $
The good things
-Working from home
-Somewhat flexible
The challenges
-Walking in unsafe areas
-Low pay
2.0
Production Worker
Apr 2021
Queensland, Australia
3 to 4 years in the role
Better opportunities elsewhere.
The good things
Once their done, you're done
The challenges
Not much training but high expectations from management
1.0
Delivery Agent
Oct 2020
New South Wales, Australia
1 to 2 years in the role, former employee
terrible, waste of time
The good things
Noting, there were no good things about this job
The challenges
It was terrible pay for the work that you had to do
1 person found this helpful
1.0
Customer Service Specialist
Jul 2020
Australian Capital Territory, Australia
3 to 4 years in the role, former employee
Over worked and under paid
The good things
The people made going into work bearable
The challenges
Managers not hearing you out and making notes of your concerns
1 person found this helpful
1.0
Delivery Person
Jun 2020
Western Australia, Australia
1 to 2 years in the role
Good to a point.
The good things
You get slightly a workout, meet nice people
The challenges
challenge was basically you getting the delivery and foldering hundreds and hundreds of papers just to get low pay. Difficulty was dealing with the smell..
1 person found this helpful
2.0
Contributor
Mar 2020
Waratah NSW, Australia
Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
I did not enjoy working for Salmat.
The good things
Flexible hours that allow for school and uni students to organise their work according to their schedules to some extent.
The challenges
Extremely low payment rates. Contracts and week systems regarding waste collection from your house and the delivery of new catalogues change all the time and changes take place as quickly as notified to there's no time to adjust. The workload is quite heavy for the money at the end.
1 person found this helpful
2.0
Kitchenhand
Mar 2020
Norman Park QLD, Australia
Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
overall a hard job to have, very time consuming.
The good things
was a good workout and brochures were delivered at my house on time.
The challenges
the challenges is that they were really heavy since i was like 15 i was not able to carry such great weights and the pay did not match the time and effort that was put into delivering on time mixed with school work.
1.0
Brochure delivery
Mar 2020
MacKenzie QLD, Australia
1 to 2 years in the role, current employee
Not worth the pay
The good things
Ability to work from home
The challenges
Lots of work and stress, constant heavy lifting and standing for hours on end
1 person found this helpful
2.0
Employee
Mar 2020
QLD, Australia
Less than 1 year in the role
Although staff were friendly, the pay and the effort are not worth it
The good things
The recruitment process with the employers was nice, they told me everything I need to know and were very nice
The challenges
It took way too long to do the job, and the pay per hour was ridiculously lower than the minimum wage payments
3.0
Delivery Agent
Mar 2020
Curlewis VIC, Australia
1 to 2 years in the role, current employee
My job
The good things
Done in your own time
The challenges
Finding time during a weekday
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