Alaskan Home Services Tony Bohar Unfair, Liars, Rude, RIPOFFS Tucson, Arizona

I began working with Alaskan Home Services on December 3, 2012.  During my interview I was told (by Tony Bohar) that I would have a desk to work at and the opportunity to make very good money.  I was also told I would be paid $50, a day for training.  I was also told I would be paid per permit I pulled from a City or County.  Permits would be paid at a rate of $40 to $75.00.  During the first week I pulled a total of five permits 4 at $40 and one at $65 because it took the entire day due to the fact that the job had been done 2 years prior and a permit had never been pulled.  The gentleman was an elderly cancer patient and had had his gas shut off and it was getting cold.  I worked on it all day and finally got the customer's gas turned back on and was told I would be paid $65 for that permit.  The permits I was to be paid $75 on were if I had to do load calculations which required the use of a software program that had only two licenses both of which were on Tony's computers.  I could not get the software loaded onto my computer to be able to use it the whole time I worked for Alaskan.  I was not being paid an hourly wage but almost everyday I was forced to do work in the office including IT work, which I was not being paid for.  

I worked the first week, being shuffled from desk to desk, at times not having any where to do my work without complaint.  I would like to mention that Tony Bohar's girlfriend also worked in the office and during that first week that I was supposed be getting my desk, he was busy setting up his girlfriend' desk in his office new desk and all.  After that first week I returned to work on Monday to the same thing.  I went to ORO Valley to pull two permits and returned back to the office.  Again I asked about the software I needed, and also when I would have a desk to work from.  I was virtually ignored.  On Tuesday I returned back to the office and was not even allowed in to Jeff's office.  I had left some paperwork and the phone numbers that I needed to do my work on Jeff's desk, so AGAIN, I could not complete my work.  At that point I decided the situation was not going to work for me and I quit the company.  I was sent a text message from Jeff Hoover saying the if I did not return one shirt I was given, it would be deducted from my check.  I told him I did not want the shirt and I would return it when I picked up my check.  I must also mention during one of my permit stops the company credit card was declined due to non-payment and after using my own money to park the meter ran out while I was waiting for the Company to settle the issue with the credit card, I got a parking ticket.  

Not only did I never Authorize Alsakan Home Services to deduct anything from my check, they did anyway.  They deducted all of my training pay, they deducted $65 for the parking ticket, and also for the one shirt I was allowed.  Why would the think I would want to advertise for them???   Long story short what they ended up paying me did not even amount to $5 an hour.  

During that first week I also had to listen to a lot of belittling treatment of other employees at Tony Bohar's hands.  It was extremely stressful.  he is a horrible manager/person.

This company is extremely crooked and have a very high turnover rate, and unless you are sleeping with Tony Bohar, you are not treated fairly.  I must add he is a salesman for the company, this tells you a bit about his character.  I would not trust Tony Bohar enough to buy anything from him.  The Labor Board also wants to talk to me about this.  I have an appointment next Monday.