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Working America

Is this your company?

Make no mistake: You are a temp. - Field Canvasser Working America Employee Review

1.0
8 Apr 2013
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Pros

The hours are good, if you're not a morning person -- 1 to 9 P.M. Wage is better than most jobs that will hire anyone.

Cons

Working America lures you in with promises of a good, stable, union job, with great benefits. Once you get there, you quickly discover that almost nobody has been with the organization for long enough to actually get benefits. This is because they have the job rigged, so that everyone except management will quickly be fired for not reaching quotas. Employee voices are not considered, and the union contract affords you no actual protection. These are not simply the words of a disgruntled employee who could not handle the job -- it is literally true that NO ONE was able to stay with the organization, except for management. Honest managers even admit that this is indeed how their system works.

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
6 Feb 2026
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Pros

You meet a lot of people. Some of them are good people. You'll trauma bond with them soon enough. Pay isn't nearly as good as they seem to think it is (at least not if youre a canvasser or AFD outside of the election season crunch), but at least the health insurance is free.

Cons

If you aren't familiar with the term "Devil Corp" I do suggest looking into it, and watching the documentary "The Slave Circle" on YouTube. I worked at Working America far longer than most, and the whole time I found it hard to articulate my gripes with it until I started looking for other jobs and came to be aware of Devil Corp scams. Everything is so eerily similar to how Working America operates- if you watch just the first 20 minutes of that documentary you will have a decent idea of what Working America expects from you. Except you're not selling anything for profit, which feels good at first, but it will quickly come to torture you. They use the idea of "the mission" and their goals to guilt you any time you complain about the job or the working conditions or just question the effectiveness of it all. Apply here if you need a couple weeks of pay and nothing else.

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