LabCorp

This job had you working 12 hour shifts rotating every month from nights to days. Management likes to micromanage everyone. Also there were cliques.

This company makes millions and doesn't care about their employees. if a lab isn't making them money, they will shut down that lab and the employees will lose their job, like I did with no severance pay. They do give raises yearly, do you might be unemployed that year. I had a racist boss who was not qualified to do their job.

I have worked for LabCorp for over 9 years. But they hired a Histo Tech at a higher salary. That's a higher status. But she cannot do what I do. Answer the phone, solve problems, cover for the supervisor when out of the office, enter complicated cases.

I was doing an awesome job with 99’s on all of my reviews and I loved my position. My coworkers and friends called me Labrat because I spent night and day climbing through overheads to run wiring. I developed several new ways of doing the job and I designed an inventory system for our department that the higher ups in Burlington North Carolina approved and implemented for the south east division. A month after one of my reviews and another 99 score, LabCorp went through a merger. I received a new manager and after a few weeks he thought that I had trained his guys. He came to my office while I was on the phone fixing a computer in Atlanta Georgia and he asked me to end the call. I was sent home without any warning. The new manager called me at home many times over the next several weeks asking me how to do my job until I threatened to file harassment charges. I have learned that the manager was also let go and now lives in another state.

I worked there for 3 years started just setting pickups and gradually adding additional responsibilities I got a raise every year even if it was small you never got nothing we were a team they appreciated us celebrated us and with that we were encouraged to do our best would love to go back only left for personal reasons i

You are just a number with this company. They have favorites and if you are not one you are harassed. I was spoken to so disrespectfully. Plus you are overworked and underpaid

I left the company only because my wife needed to move to Arizona for health reasons. I was so very disappointed when I left.

In the past 10 years of working for Labcorp I have met and worked with incredible patients and co workers. Relaxed atmosphere and opportunities to grow on the job

Worked there for a while but got fired because i was "homeless"(living in a hotel) they tried to blame it on poor work performance but that didn't happen

History, is in the past , your supervisor will never have your back and corporate are so busy not wanting to know what’s going on in the lab they pretend to not see, you be lucky if you get lunch if you short if staff you have to do the patients first, they will work you until they break you and believe me they will.

Iv'e been with LabCorp since Sept of 2018 and have had a head ache every since. Their management team is piss poor. They support the well being of the client before they support the the employee. In my opinion and the only reason I'm still with the company is because no one else will match the pay that I'm already making but I am looking.

I I work at a Doctors Clinic and Crockett that LabCorp had a contract with. The lab manager did not follow LabCorp policies. She made me do all of the foot bottom mist work. I reported this to my supervisor Alicia Oliver, I was told I would do whatever was asked. I should have reported Miss Oliver.

Helpful colleague with less workload. Productive environment. Growth in career. Understanding Supervisor and Manager.

I want to work 4 days a week. And not so far away. I was sort of lead to believe it wasnt so busy and that i could be out by 4.

Bunch of lazy people. Hard workersare being over worked.Management has no control over their staff. HR is a joke. Only follow the policies that benefit them. No real leadership.

I worked as a solo-phlebotomist out of a doctor's office. It was actually a group of doctors. It was great to work WITH the office but not FOR the office. At that time in my healthcare career, I really appreciated the opportunity to learn new things such as laboratory processes and inventory as well as using a technical set of skills to help patients on a daily basis. The work was really great actually. It was much different than working at a normal draw site with multiple phlebotomists and a much higher volume. It was also nice to be on my own at the clinic with little interference from management. It didn't take long to realize however that there wasn't much opportunity for advancement. While on par for the job in my region, the pay was also less than I hoped to make long term. Even though I continued my healthcare career and became an RN and further, I value the experience I gained while working for Labcorp and for the doctors that I worked with.

Hired for contract during COVID-19 peak season to perform PCR testing. Great pay but poor management. Would definitely recommend working there to build resume.

So I worked for LabCorp for almost 5 years. In that time I got very little pay raise. I was consistently a strong and reliable employee but management micro managed everything. My direct boss was fantastic. Our site coordinator and main boss was very much a corporate puppet and would offer minimum raises if at all. Again only reason for staying was job stability and got a company vehicle at a very low cost. But be ready to be worked very hard and pushed to do more than possible at times and get no reward.

I enjoyed my time at labcorp. It was a great place to work. I drove a daily route everyday and picked up medical specimens then returned them to the lab for testing. It was difficult to get a raise and no room to move up in the c

If you are an entry level worker or recent grad, this is a good place to get working experience in a lab. You'll learn a lot of techniques and cross-train on procedures. The issues lie in staying there for any period of time. Once you've learned everything after a couple of years, you will find most your colleagues have already moved on to better and higher paying jobs, and there really isnt a future for yourself either. There are few opportunities to move up, and it those are given more on a basis of years served than actual merit. Management is also very out of touch with their employees and what they do, and the pay and yearly wages dont make up for it. It is also a fast-paced environment where they expect a lot done due to the constant short-staffing from people leaving because they get paid a lot more elsewhere. I would not dissuade someone from taking a job here if they felt it was right for them, but I would advise them to not plan to stay that long.

My job with LabCorp was very rewarding and work with company again. They are great with their employees and clients. They are a family atmosphere and want you to learn and grow.

Enjoyed working at different company worksites and meeting lots of employees. Supplies were shipped directly to my home so I could make sure all supplies At this time I would like to be able to be giving the Covid vaccine to the general public. I have been doing flu clinics for several years and would like to be doing it now to help get the population vaccinated.