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Home Design

Home Design Center, LLC

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  • Emilio M

    Date: 02/07/2025

    I was a designer here and got laid off without warning December 4, 2024 and was told to go home right before the holidays. No notice, no wrong doing, but laid off on the spot. The only reasoning is because the department didnt make enough money during the week of Thanksgiving. Yet, we were only open for about 2-3 days during this week with multiple people out on vacation.Have not been paid my remaining commission for close to $70,000 in sales. I had multiple installs scheduled between December-February.From my understanding of what I experienced, they will just give my commission to the next guy (whoever they want) or the ** and I get $0.Getting $0 is insanity when I had to drive to these peoples houses, get field measurements from the customer, ********************** to their specifications, go back and forth with revisions of renders, and MAKE THE SALE.The exact same thing happened to the person I replaced at the time. She would call to check on her commission and we were told to not say anything.Worked there for 4 months, never met the owner, never even got to speak to him. Sold almost $200,000. Owner doesnt seem interested enough in the business to even meet the people that make him money, let alone any customer.If sales are low, he will lay you off without warning, stuff your commission sales into his pocket or the next guy and move on.I get businesses are supposed to make money, but stealing MY commission from MY sales just because YOU laid me off, because YOU werent making enough money, is a super shady business practice and makes for a untrusted work environment.I was told I had no wrong doing in being laid off, so why should I have to call and fight for my commission from the design sales I made? I shouldnt.I will take this to the BBB and as far as I can to get things sorted for the future of employees hired here.

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