Aramark, the self proclaimed Gods of the USA, simply bilks bills to companies, and offers services that they cant produce
June 15, 2007 (Press Release) --
Service Giant Aramark bilking the bill
Aramark, the self proclaimed leader in food service as well as facilities management, has lately been recognized to be one of the biggest scams the states have ever met. Aramark charges companies for their services, but the services they offer are nowhere near what they promised or charge for.
Although Aramark has been identified as fortune 500’s most respected companies, it is lately that the truth is being made known to the public.
On several calls to Aramark headquarters, located at 1101 Market street in Philadelphia, we weren’t allowed to speak to Executive Chairman Joseph Neubauer, prompting us to believe that he’s avoiding us rather than talking to us.
“Many, many complaints have been filed against Aramark,” states one source that wishes to remain anonymous in fear of retaliation, “Aramark has received a lot of negative remarks and complaints lately.”
“People hire outside management companies so they don’t have to worry about things, “Rita Zorbowski an ex Aramark employee says, “but they still have to worry most of the time because it’s the company, and not Aramark supplying the employees.”
Aramark thinks it rules the world,” Harry Henderson said, “But the truth is, Aramark is getting the reputation that they deserve….Frauds.”
“They charge a company for nothing. The provide what? Management services? Are you kidding? Do you realize how many companies have thrown Aramark out after giving them a chance to manage their accounts?”
“Think about it,” ex Aramark Manager Build says, “They are only managing your employees. One employee may cost the company $45,000 to be a manager, yet these companies are bilked into paying Aramark $325,000 for their services. It’s a joke!”
“Has anyone heard the story about Aramark serving milk in prison, collecting the unused portions and selling them again?”
For now, Aramark is sitting atop the world, but soon, I think the world will crumble.
Aramark, the self proclaimed leader in food service as well as facilities management, has lately been recognized to be one of the biggest scams the states have ever met. Aramark charges companies for their services, but the services they offer are nowhere near what they promised or charge for.
Although Aramark has been identified as fortune 500’s most respected companies, it is lately that the truth is being made known to the public.
On several calls to Aramark headquarters, located at 1101 Market street in Philadelphia, we weren’t allowed to speak to Executive Chairman Joseph Neubauer, prompting us to believe that he’s avoiding us rather than talking to us.
“Many, many complaints have been filed against Aramark,” states one source that wishes to remain anonymous in fear of retaliation, “Aramark has received a lot of negative remarks and complaints lately.”
“People hire outside management companies so they don’t have to worry about things, “Rita Zorbowski an ex Aramark employee says, “but they still have to worry most of the time because it’s the company, and not Aramark supplying the employees.”
Aramark thinks it rules the world,” Harry Henderson said, “But the truth is, Aramark is getting the reputation that they deserve….Frauds.”
“They charge a company for nothing. The provide what? Management services? Are you kidding? Do you realize how many companies have thrown Aramark out after giving them a chance to manage their accounts?”
“Think about it,” ex Aramark Manager Build says, “They are only managing your employees. One employee may cost the company $45,000 to be a manager, yet these companies are bilked into paying Aramark $325,000 for their services. It’s a joke!”
“Has anyone heard the story about Aramark serving milk in prison, collecting the unused portions and selling them again?”
For now, Aramark is sitting atop the world, but soon, I think the world will crumble.
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