67-Paradise Canyon Vacation Scam

- "to be or not to be"

22nd of Oct, 2011 by samantha_fox19

67-Paradise Canyon Vacation Scam

- "to be or not to be"

For Paradise Canyon Vacation tele marketers the
question really is "to work or not to work",
employees at Paradise Canyon Vacations come to work
whenever they feel it, not like the rest of us who
have to follow a schedule, take Gordon for example
Noel told him that has 2 sales, so what does he do,
doesn’t come to work the next night. The Thursday
before labor day weekend workers are told get 6 sales
and get $15 an hour, and be paid for Sunday [a bonus],
but have to show up for work Tuesday to be paid for
Monday and work the past Thursday. What a big joke the
call centre floor was almost empty, only 1 person came
in who got the bonus and that was Paul and only reason
he came in, because he was warned "shape up or ship
out". If and when people decide to come in to work, they
are on their blackberry or iphones. No one works more than
10 to 15 minutes out of the hour. Workers are more interested
texting or surfing the net. Take Ozzie an MTS employee from
Osbourne for example he makes more personal calls during work
time than he does company calls. Dave moved Ozzie to a crowded
section so he couldn’t make personal calls and Noel then goes
and puts Ozzie back in his corner so Ozzie can make more
personal calls, is this how MTS employees work? It just goes to
show how poorly managed Paradise Canyon Vacation is, now would
you pay $10,000 to $15,000 for a membership to such a poorly run
travel, sorry time share company.

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