IML Labels is a large label printing company that specializes in in-mould labeling. In 2006, we decided to invest into the market for injection moulded labels due to increasing demand in North America, in order to better serve a multitude of clients that were buying their goods in Europe.
Since then, IML Labels have attained a level of excellence that has been increasing in leaps and bounds. The company has over fifty employees, dedicated to building close working relationships with their customers, based on trust and openness. Due to the outstanding quality of our products and our expertise in understanding your specific needs and requirements, we can offer our customers a fully integrated service with state-of the art technology, making your planning efficient and carefree!
We pride ourselves on being a “one stop shop” model, whether it will be to print as little as one label, or millions at once. That way there’s something in it for everyone!
In partnership with the injection molders and their customers, we print labels on polypropylene. Working in close proximity, we strive to produce with a constant attention to quality and environmental respect.
With regards to these values, we commit to:
>Respond to our customers’ requirements with courteous, fast and personalized service with trust and honesty.
>Actively support team work and cooperation.
>Stay on the lookout for technological innovation, continuous improvement and development of new IML concepts.
>Comply with rules and regulations pertaining to environmental legislation, workers’ health and safety, and food safety and security.
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Pros: The team I work with is great, very supportive. The work itself is consistent, and I appreciate the stability it offers in the printing and packaging industry. They have decent training for new hires on the production line.
Cons: Communication from upper management can sometimes be unclear, leading to minor confusion on the shop floor. Opportunities for advancement are a bit limited without specific skills or further education, and while pay is fair, it hasn't seen significant increases recently.
Advice to Management: Focus on clearer, more consistent communication from leadership to the floor teams. Consider implementing cross-training programs to enhance skill sets and potentially create more internal growth opportunities.
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What's the typical salary range for a production associate at IML Labels in Wisconsin, considering it's a mid-sized manufacturing company?
Based on my experience, entry-level production roles at IML Labels in Wisconsin generally start around $18-$20 per hour, with opportunities to increase based on experience and shift differentials.
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