Basco Construction

I am a former employee that was enjoying the job I was given, and fully understood that one day it would come to an end. No, not the enjoyable portion, the employed portion. When you work for a contractor in the industrial sector, and don't get a regular maintenance position, you'll eventually be laid off. It should come as no surprise to you, unless a maintenance position opens up and you're asked to stay. I would have definitely given this company 5 stars, they did almost everything right. The facility in which I worked for this company had a lot to do with my rating, the pay is top notch. The best I have been paid to date for the craft I hired in the company for. The one thing that stopped me giving 5 stars was the way I was handled upon exit from the company. I know the pandemic made some people look at things differently and changed the way some things went, but being laid off should still be done professionally, not by text message saying to come get your box because we brought back everybody we wanted. Call me to the office, let me know I'm being laid off there, give me my pink slip. I shouldn't have had to message my supervisor first to find out either.