Toll Group Careers and Employment

Used to be a great place to work with great drivers and management. But as is the case with most places new people come in the company has gone downhill.New management are completely incompetent, all they seem to care about is themselves and their career progression. Drivers have no support and morale is at an all time low.When you try to speak to management they pretend to listen and care but nothing is ever resolved.

Warehouse Worker in Wetherill Park NSW

on 9 January 2023

Was alright for me as a student

Communication between me and the office consultants could be improved. I was never able to get a hold of my consultant in regards to shift changes and scheduling. I would often have to tell the receptionist at the head office to leave a message for my consultant and hope they receive it. Job wise, I adapted well and had no problem with the team leaders.

Pick Packer in Prestons NSW

on 6 January 2023

Productive and good place to work and learn more things

If something happens to anyone then the management just kicks them out without giving them a chance, even it’s not their problem. The management blames the employees.

Fuel Tanker Driver in Karratha WA

on 4 January 2023

Do as we say and not as we do

I did fuel in Pilbara. They advertise "no fuel experience required". To experienced fuel driver it says it all.If you local it's a good gig, housing allowance,newish trucks,local runs,dry brakes on every site.If FIFO ...run for the hills. Different bed every time if you make it to the camp on time. Different truck or 2 every day,old run down gear,ice packs don't work,AC hit and miss. Run allocation is terrible,dodge brakes or risk not getting to the camp on time and missing out on meals. Some characters that are part of the furniture now get away with murder, treating new drivers badly and management could not care less. No issues addressed,no follow ups. Toll Karratha should have "see nothing,hear nothing and say nothing" written in their trucks. Revolving door company where only the management is to blame. Too bad because it can be easy and we'll paid job...

Picker in Prestons NSW

on 29 November 2022

Fast Paced Workplace

For the physically weak, it is very fast paced and physically demanding. During my time here, these is a semi-high standard in terms of the KPI that they want you to produce.

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