日立Astemo(株) 埼玉第一工場

Did you use the drama "Rikuo" Showa employee cafeteria?

It is a long-established store that manufactures old automobile parts.

It is a company that worked before.

It's a good place

Former Honda affiliated company. Manufacturer of shock absorbers. Currently, it is a Hitachi Astemo affiliated company.

Simply put, it's a garbage company. I can't get paid and I have to work a lot on holidays and overtime. Work such as general affairs is sloppy. If it's not a Honda series, it's already crushed.

The worst company to say the least. You can have a lot of overtime and holiday work regardless of the circumstances of the employees. There were also a large number of trainees who had been in the company for less than half a year. Paid leave can only be used when the company is convenient. In addition, there were many cases where the contact did not come to the bottom. I always stop at middle management. It is unpleasant to be treated late even if you go in a hurry because you may be informed of the schedule such as a class 5 minutes before the start. I don't know about the company as a whole, but the idea of ​​the factory as a whole has stopped in Showa. The idea is that if you do your best, you will be able to do something about it. Even if a defective product appears, it is the responsibility of the subordinate employee. Poor working conditions and inefficient work procedures are overlooked. Jobs such as human resources and general affairs are sloppy, and schedule management when moving between offices is ridiculous. Sometimes I move to work the day after night shift and usually go to work the next day. Basically, I can only think of shortening employee holidays as much as possible. I regret joining this company very much. I should have done more research myself. Those who can do well at this company are those who have high communication skills and can go to work on holidays and work overtime as much as they want. If anyone else is thinking about joining the company, we strongly recommend that you reconsider.

It's annoying to be persistently solicited by the union to "join a politician's sponsorship group called XX." The union shouldn't have the right to force that, and don't get in the way of your work. Don't you know the freedom of thought and belief?