St Juste

yourock0524 

on Citysearch

14 years ago

No Problems With Pay – I have worked for this company for 3 years and I am pretty happy. If I every have a problem they have an open door policy and I am always able to get a response. The HR Dept is always willing to help. If you didnt get paid it was most likely an oversight you should call the payroll dept so they can fix it. 

empolyee workin for free 

on Citysearch

14 years ago

not payin your worker – they had you to write this. or you are one of the hr person, i know first hand that the workers, have not been paid the people that worked for six day for that some bullshirt and you know this is . you only been there 3yr great you just wait they will use you to they got you fooled the worker been there long to . . 

onepaige06 

on Citysearch

14 years ago

Working for St. Juste Management – I enjoy working for St. Juste Management. They are a respectable company with alot to offer. They just opened 2 Burger King's to make a total of 18. They plan to open more in the near future. This is definiatly the place to be if you would like to grow with a small business. I have not had any bad experiences with Robespierre or Robin and nor do I know many employees who have. I look forward to continuing my employment with St. Juste. 

rpatterson1 

on Citysearch

14 years ago

Manager for St. Juste – St Juste Management Corp was not in the San Antonio market in 1990. St Juste entered the San Antonio market around 2001 and when they arrived they rebuilt and remodeled 7 resturants. St. Juste Management Corp has built 5 new restuarants over the past 3 years, so i wouldnt call them cheap. They have made improvments on many of the restaurants removing the old wall paper. The new POS systems have been implemented in two of the restaurants and implementation for the rest is scheduled for the end of this ... read more

aggrevated employee 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

So you want to work for St Juste Management Corp? – Robespierre, the owner is a very cheap man, who hasn't udated his stores since 1990. Here is how a typical store looks: wall paper falling off, tables broken and grungy from age, chipped tiles, old broken machinery, old fashioned registers (which according to BK corporation were supposed to be updated last year). Worst of all there is an enormous cricket infestation. How is one to pass the demanding OER (a BK inspection) with such a store? Aside from the restaurants being s... read more