Flexcraft - Einsteinstraat 9e

I was hired through a cooperating agency (I don't remember the name), no one told me that I would go to this agency, so in the morning after leaving the bus, I had a surprise, because no one heard about such an agency, and roaming did not work for me (error on the side of operator). I was promised to get a contract before I left, but it didn't come to that. After I sat in the office, after a long wait, I signed the papers and they took me to make a number. After a few hours, I was at the hotel. Clean hotel, tiny rooms, with a definite shortage of shelves, but at least I shared a bathroom with one girl. There was quite a large kitchen and dining room, so you don't have to make a fuss in the room. The problem was going down with the whole plaything: pots, pans, dishes, food products downstairs. The fridge in the room could be bigger too. Unfortunately the hotel fees (100 eu) and the four weeks' notice period completely ruined the good first impression. If anything, I pay less for a private one in Amsterdam. The work in the greenhouse was monotonous, but the hours were constant and there was never any downtime. Something I will never understand is a complete failure to react to mobbing at work that was reported to the coordinator. It was also not possible to transfer to another company. Either you sit there or get out. The answer was that they knew what the manager was, but nothing could be done. Also with the rooms there were circuses. It was impossible for girls who liked each other to live together. Sometimes the reason was the lack of a city booking in the room, which cost the same as an apartment. When it comes to settlements and timely payments, I had no problem, but I heard about salaris circuses in the red and the lack of response from coordinators. Many of the women did not know English, but there was no question of any help from the coordinator, booking an appointment, or filling out the paperwork, if necessary. At such a request I heard "please let me know if you got in". And the drivers, who were taking us, did not get a penny for this.