Work in a fish processing plant is very
intense. The hours can be long and the work is often hard.
Some jobs require extensive physical exertion such as lifting,
standing, walking. Are you able to perform these job duties
with or without reasonable accommodation ?
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Following is a brief summary of our daily
work rules. It is mandatory reading prior to employment.
After you have read, understand, and agree to these company
policies, we will be glad to consider your application for
employment. These are general policies and guidelines only
and are not all inclusive. The following does not constitute
any contractual commitment between Seafood Producers, it's
employees, or potential employees, nor does it modify the
prevailing employment-at-will relationship. A more detailed
Employee Handbook is distributed to all new employees and
is available for you to read prior to applying for employment
upon request. |
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HOURS: The regular work week is from 8:00
am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday, however, due to the nature
of this business this is often changed. Employees are expected
to work as production requires. |
| Can you rotate shifts?
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| Can you work weekends?
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| In case you are needed, how can you be contacted?
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TARDINESS AND ABSENCE: Each employee's
job has a direct effect on the successful flow of production.
You should be at your work station, ready for work at the
designated start of your shift. If you are unable to report
for work promptly, you must notify your Supervisor PRIOR to
the start of the shift. Excessive tardiness or absenteeism
(excused or unexcused) will result in disciplinary action
and/or termination. |
PERSONAL APPEARANCE: Each employee will
provide his/her own gear. This includes boots, rain gear and
gloves. A hat or scarf must be worn at all times and long
hair must be tied back. Employees will be responsible for
cleaning their own gear each night. Hand dip buckets will
be located at all work stations and must be used regularly,
especially when returning to their work station. |
ALCOHOL, DRUGS, TOBACCO: Consumption, possession,
sale and/or distribution of drugs and/or alcohol on company
premises are grounds for immediate termination. Seafood Producers
Cooperative reserves the right to initiate drug testing or
searches without prior notice, but will not do so without
just cause. Smoking is not allowed in SPC buildings and is
only permitted in designated areas. |
PAY: Following is the current pay scale
for hourly processing labor at SPC: 0 - 500 hours $7.50/hr;
501 - 1200 hours $8.25/hr; 1201 - 2400 hours $9.00/hr; 2401
hours and up $10.65/hr. Overtime is paid for hours in excess
of 8 hours in one day or in excess of 40 regular hours in
a work week Each pay period covers two full work weeks. Each
work week begins with the start of the Monday day shift and
ends with the finish of the Sunday night shift. Paychecks
are distributed in the office, after 10:00 am, on the Friday
FOLLOWING the end of the second work week. |
| PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS CAREFULLY |
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*In consideration of my employment, I agree
to conform to the policies and procedures of the company.
I understand that in accepting this application, the company
is in no way obligated to provide me with employment and that
I am not obligated to accept employment if offered. Furthermore,
if employed, I understand that I am employed at will
and that my employment and compensation can be terminated
with or without cause, and with or without notice at anytime. |
* I certify that the facts contained in
this application are true and and complete to the best of
my knowledge. I understand that any falsified statements on
this application or omission of fact on either this application
or during the pre-employment process will result in my application
being rejected, or if I am hired, in my employment being terminated.
I have been advised that you may cause an investigative report
to be prepared on all information contained herein, and I
hereby consent thereto. |
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Yes, I fully agree with the statement above. |
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No. I do not agree with the statement above. |