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G3 Packaging has posted job openings with RetirementJobs.com in the past, which means it has actively sought to hire and retain age 50+ workers. Please click the 'View Job Listings' link above to view active jobs, if any, posted on our site.

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Anonymous

Don't necessarily think age bias is a factor in this case just organization incompetence. Applied for a job (technical) I know I'm very qualified for and did not get any feed back and then I read the poor reviews on this page. They don't pass the test. Fail

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Gary Belt

I applied for a job with this company did the interview and was told they would contact me and I never heard from them.

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Anonymous

They discriminate again age and color, supervisor will lie to you and give jobs to his friends that don't have the seniority.

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Phil

They actually lied and said I was hired one day and the next day I could not get in touch with anyone at the office and they never called back.

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Anonymous

They will hire you, but you'll never get promoted unless you know someone who is high up. Most of the people they hire are the bottom of the barrel. Most of the people they promote are unqualified for the job, and they will ignore someone who is much older, more educated, and more experienced to promote the people who have connections to their managers. The salaries are low, $12-$14, and if you are part time, you won't get any benefits.

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Anonymous

Had to take FMLA due to heal spur. No effort was made to find me desk work though I have considerable administrative/clerical skills. At 62, I feel I'm being 'shut out.'

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