Tybee Vacation Rentals Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"They Schedule you where you don’t even know if you’re going to have work until the morning of. They are supposed to give you the schedule every Sunday. However most of the time you will see posted on their webpage a message from The Manager saying,” Sorry, couldn’t get to making the schedule just check your dashboard to see if you’re working tomorrow.” (They assign you properties on your dashboard to do.) I asked when I started. They said that you should receive your assignments around 7 o’clock the day before you’re scheduled to work. However recently found out that is not true. Sometimes they don’t assign you anything until the morning of. So, you literally have no clue if you have work the next day and how much work you do have. They can give you the schedule for the week. However that does not guarantee that you will receive work on the days you’re scheduled for. You are on call with no pay. Sometimes it even is displayed on the schedule that you are O/C (on call.)This is set up in such a way where you cannot schedule anything around your work. Nether the less know if you even have work. 1. High standards low pay it’s advertised anywhere from $25-$35 per hour which is normal for house cleaning. It equals out to more like $10 an hour (if you’re lucky). Not to mention the wear and tear on your vehicle and having to purchase and bring your own vacuum cleaner. 2. They told me, I was cleaning too much and said to do less of a good job and to wait until I was assigned to do a deep clean to do such detailed work. However when I cut back then they would call me back for something which would’ve been considered a deep clean. I would have a property assigned to me that obviously hadn’t been properly cleaned or dusted from the last house keeper. There were many things they had missed. However I would have to clean everything because they hadn’t. If I missed anything I will most certainly be called back to do it. 3. They lie and say to you if you work faster"

"A job for if you’re in a pinch for slightly more than standard unemployment pay, but otherwise keep looking."