- Report: #1533326
Complaint Review: Val's Services Cleaning - Chicago Illinois
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Phoebe -
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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Val's Services Cleaning
420 W Huron St L119, Chicago, IL 60654 Chicago, 60654 Illinois, United States
Phone:
(312) 868-7822
Web:
https://valsservices.com/
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Val's Services Cleaning Val Oliveira I had to resign due to a medical injury obtained on the job and they fined me for quitting and sent debt collectors after me and my family, they also threatened to ruin my credit. Chicago Illinois
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I was employed by Val's Services Cleaning for around one month during July 2022 when I was in college. During this time, I obtained a concussion and was not permitted to work, doctor's orders. There were absolutely no accomodations made for me, and I was still being sent to far away places. After a few strenuous trips where I had to carry many cleaning supplies up multiple flights of stairs, I realized I could not physically complete these tasks any longer, not with my concussion. I had to submit a letter of resignation due to the urgency of the situation, I was met with a lot of contradictory answers, one being that I was released from my contract. They then said I had to complete 30 days of work after my resignation or they would charge me upwards of $700. In multiple emails, I stated that I would suck it up and complete the required 30 days of work after resigning because I couldn't afford to pay them more than I had made the entire time working there as a college student; to be specific, I mentioned it in 2 emails and then sent a follow up. I never heard back from anyone. Later, I received first of many calls from debt collectors harassing me about paying the fee and threatening to destroy my credit score. I am still getting harrassed to this day, now they are going after my family too. This is retaliation and they will not relent.
