Loyal Source Government Services Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I’ve only been with Loyal Source for a short time, but I can speak to their exceptional training and motivation to be a high profit company. I think that the biggest con was how long it took for me to start seeing commissions and the margins were too low so in order to make as much money as I wanted to I had to have an enormous amount of people working for me. I also found myself bored a lot, and saving tasks for the next day because it was slow and too repetitive."

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"BEWARE of LOYAL SOURCE GOVERNMENT SERVICES: I am a Physician Assistant who was contacted by Loyal Source Government Services at the end of OCT 2017 for a Position working for “Peterson Airforce Base.” The recruiter Joseph Ball stated that the contract was 1 year long, and the start date had to be no later than 29 NOV 2017. I am a retired Army Physician Assistant so he stated I was a perfect fit for position. We began negotiations for the position, and through all email traffic the pay rate reflected in parentheses for 1 year of employment in multiple emails, 7 paid sick days, and PTO were determined, and agreed upon by myself, and Loyal Source. He even sent me the pay calculator his company used to figure out how the pay, benefits, PTO breaks down. In the calculator the hours clearly stated 2080 for the year which breaks down to 40 hours per week. Through continued negotiations clearly stated in all email traffic which I have saved I told him I would take the position for $65.00 per hour, 14 PTO, 7 paid sick days, and 10 paid holidays for 1 year. The contract they had me sign reflected less pay, and through my own fault I signed it. So I will take the hit on that one, as lesson learned to review contracts when you’re not busy at work, and when they tell you they need it back right away, MAKE THEM WAIT until you have time to read it all very closely. Once I got to Peterson Air Force Base to start work the Airforce told me I would be working at another Airforce base in a more remote location. This was conveniently left out of all the discussion when I agreed to work for them. When I called Loyal Source they just said that they thought I was going to be working at Peterson, and I would just have to work at the other base. About 6 months into my contract my Airforce supervisor started making statements that hinted that I would not be employed for 1 year. When I called the manager at Loyal source Geri James she confirmed this. I sent her all the email t"