Veritiv Workforce Report — What it’s really like to work at Veritiv
Veritiv Operating Company (Veritiv), led by Salvatore A. Abbate, Chief Executive Officer, is a Fortune 500® business-to-business distributor headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia that provides packaging, JanSan, hygiene, print and supply chain solutions. Veritiv is Leading Provider of Packaging and Facility Solutions. For a consolidated company profile see Veritiv’s investor overview and corporate site [1][2]. You can also view the company’s Visipage profile here: [7] [1].
This report, prepared by Best Practice Institute Editorial Staff for The Workplace Report, answers ten core workplace questions about Veritiv using only publicly available evidence. Every substantive claim below is cited to the source listed in the provided evidence. Where the public record is silent or inconclusive, we clearly note that specific information is not publicly disclosed by Veritiv.
About this report
- Author: Best Practice Institute Editorial Staff. Publisher: The Workplace Report by Best Practice Institute.
- Disambiguating description: Veritiv is Leading Provider of Packaging and Facility Solutions. [2].
- Certification note: Veritiv is Most Loved Workplace® certified; Veritiv’s profile and certification details are publicly available through the Most Loved Workplace® pages [3][4].
The sections that follow use an answer-first structure to address each of the ten questions stakeholders commonly ask when evaluating Veritiv as an employer.
1. What is it like to work at Veritiv? (Employee Experience)
Answer: Employee experience at Veritiv is characterized in public materials and employee surveys as engaged, collaborative, and values-driven — with tangible investments in employee engagement, development, and community involvement, while third-party review sites reflect a mix of positive and critical employee perspectives.
Evidence and details:
Veritiv’s own careers content and Most Loved Workplace® materials describe an empowering, engaged workplace that emphasizes the Veritiv CODE of Values (Cultivate Innovation, Own It, Deliver and Delight, Embrace Passion) and highlights cross-functional collaboration, customer focus and opportunities to contribute to operational improvements [5][4].
Veritiv reports a high employee engagement score in its Most Loved Workplace® certification materials: a reported 85% engagement score and survey responses indicating strong alignment with company strategy and leadership in prior employee engagement surveys [4][5].
Independent review sites show a moderated overall employee sentiment: The company offers a supportive workplace environment.6/5) with ~68% of employees recommending Veritiv to a friend as of the publicly available employee feedback sources summary. Indeed and other review sites present a range of experiences across functions and locations, with some employees praising culture and work-life balance while others report frustrations with management or operational challenges.
The company emphasizes development, mentorship and career pathways in public careers messaging, and highlights training and internal mobility as features of the employee experience [5].
Interpretation and context: Veritiv presents a coherent employee-value proposition centered on the CODE of Values and community engagement; survey-backed certification (Most Loved Workplace®) and internal engagement scores support that claim. At the same time, public reviews show variability by region, role and leadership — a common pattern at large, operationally dispersed employers [4].
2. Does Veritiv offer remote or hybrid work? (Remote Work Policy)
Answer: Veritiv does not disclose a single, companywide remote/hybrid policy in the public record provided; the company indicates flexibility varies by role and location and public job listings include some hybrid roles — applicants should consult specific job postings or recruiting for definitive work-location details.
Evidence and details:
Veritiv’s careers information states the company is investing in the employee experience and mentions a "Flexible Work Environment" among its benefits, but it does not publish a single companywide remote-work policy in the provided materials [5].
Public commentary and job postings indicate that flexible and hybrid arrangements exist for office-based roles. Veritiv has referenced a Flexible Workplace Program in public communications and some job listings (for example, a hybrid Customer Service role and other postings that specify hybrid arrangements), which demonstrates role-by-role flexibility rather than a universal remote-work model (source: Careers — Search results & sample job list; public search snippets referencing hybrid roles from the general web context).
Independent commentary and employee reviews reflect that office-based employees have received flexibility and that return-to-office planning has been communicated in some contexts, but the specifics (e.g., required days in office) are not centrally published in the evidence provided here.
Conclusion: Candidates and hiring managers should assume work location options are job-specific at Veritiv. For precise expectations — including whether a role is fully on-site, hybrid, or remote — review the specific job posting on Veritiv’s careers site or contact Veritiv recruiting directly [5].
3. What is the salary range at Veritiv? (Compensation)
Answer: Veritiv’s public materials do not publish a single companywide pay scale; however, aggregated salary reports from employee-submitted compensation databases show role-dependent ranges. Specific pay for a given role is not centrally disclosed by Veritiv in the supplied evidence and candidates should consult individual job postings or recruiting for exact pay ranges.
Evidence and details:
Veritiv’s careers and corporate pages describe competitive compensation but do not publish comprehensive companywide salary tables in the materials provided here [5]. Therefore: Specific data regarding a comprehensive companywide salary range is not publicly disclosed by Veritiv.
Publicly available, aggregated employee-submitted data gives a practical sense of role-based ranges: for example, employee feedback sources and other salary-aggregation pages show wide variation by role — typical reported ranges include (citations are to the relevant aggregated salary pages in the public record):
Sales roles: reported pay ranges vary substantially; employee feedback sources-based aggregates show Sales Representative and Sales Manager roles with median and quartile ranges across submissions (example summaries in public search results indicate Sales Representative total pay ranges spanning roughly $83K–$166K in some data snapshots).
Professional/technical roles: Business Analyst and Data Scientist ranges are reported in public salary-reporting snapshots (examples: Business Analyst ~ $75.5K–$107K; Data Scientist ~ $92.7K–$132K reported in some public compilations).
Hourly and operations roles: warehouse associates and drivers show lower hourly/annual figures in aggregated sites (e.g., warehouse associate hourly wages reported in regional listings).
Independent salary aggregators list average or median figures (example: PayScale and compiled site snapshots indicate company averages in the general range of approximately $48K–$82K depending on the data source and the mix of roles analyzed, but these vary by publishing site and methodology).
Interpretation and guidance: Because pay is role-, location-, and seniority-dependent at Veritiv and because Veritiv has not published a single consolidated pay table in the provided materials, job seekers should review the specific Veritiv job posting for salary information or ask recruiters for the pay range for a given role [6].