At first I saw potential. I was hired as a full time general cleaner floater. Then when it came to a personal matter came a couple months after starting, thing's quickly unraveled. My mother passed away and after having the days I needed off, I received hassel for it. Also four days before she passed, I received an emergency call from her hospice nurse. I was on my way to work to clean the first building of my shift when I got the call. My boss wasn't happy I called off so abruptly. I apologized and everything. I truly had a family emergency. Then when I returned the next day, I received hassel because I didn't call, "at least, four hours ahead of time". Then Saturday four days later, my mom passed from Cancer.. And I immediately called because I needed obvious time off to make funeral arrangements and personal grief time. I received flack for that too. I kept receiving texts from my area manager about keys, almost every day that I had off when making arrangements, including day of funeral. When I returned from my days off, every thing changed, Not only did I have that family (death) crisis happen, I was dealing with personal negative feeling towards Marsden. I tried to brush it off for the remaining days and months after... Even after bringing my feelings up to a member of upper management 3 weeks later, after mother passing, and sending a corporate letter, things just kept getting worse, spirling downward for me. Performance was slipping and I felt I was being cornered and suddenly under surveillence to see how far I could buckle under pressure... Started giving me heavier shifts, having to team up with other floats and check my work after I was done to make sure it was perfect for them... This didn't start happening until after I brought my concerns up to upper management. I was grieving from mother passing and stressed from working there at the same time, cause I was treated so awfully. I snapped at the end, and starting calling off more often and my last shift, neglecting to punch in correctly.. So it cost me my job. But you know what?, I was merging towards quitting anyway. The Company known as Marsden made my last two months of working there, a living hell!. They don't know how to treat their employees with ethical integrity. Their open door policy is fake. The whole business ethics, every aspect of the company needs a lot of work. In fact: There needs to be refresher course classes, in business ethics and integrity, offered to the upper management and area managers. It might help so turnover rates can down way down!. To them, the lower scaled associate's, don't amount to anything but ZERO! If anyone reads this, who may be interested in applying, don't waste your time. To Marsden you are just a number. Thank you for your time.-