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Guys, I just got fired from a job for the first time ever.  Okay, I take that back.  This is my second time from ever being fired and I really don't consider the first one as being much since I was only making $7.25 an hour, and I know the people who got me fired.  Two women from high school who are obviously still the same as they were then.  There's no doubt that they lied to get me fired.  No biggy.

 

Getting fired from this job though, at dillons, for Kroger, has left me shattered.

 

I called in twice, once for when my mom got into an accident in the middle of March and had to leave from where I live immediately.  She ended up breaking her hip due to the car accident.  Then I called in the next day for when her surgery was scheduled.

 

My first no call no show was because I texted my department head to let her know that I wasn't coming in (after my shift) instead of calling in.  Totally wrong, but I was driving back and forth from 1.5 hours away everyday (to ensure that my mom was being taken care of) and since I was working overnights I was barely getting any sleep.  At the time that I texted her, I was going on 36 hrs without sleep because as an overnight stocker we were made to stay for as many hours as it took and wouldn't get done with our truck until twelve to fourteen hours later, so I was running on empty at this point.  I absolutely hate it when employees text bosses to let them know what's up, but I did this without thinking because of the circumstances I was under.  During mid March and until the end of April, I wasn't there physically nor mentally.  I was the only there to support my mom and unfortunately I couldn't get fmla because by law a person has to be with an employer for at least a year before they can file for this and for it to get approved, so there was nothing there to back me up.

 

I had to call in again because, yeah, my water pump in my car went out...while I was in Manhattan...taking care of my mom.  I called and spoke to my Assistant Manager, and he threatened me by saying that he thinks this will cause a suspension.  I called 2 hours prior before my shift which is standard.  Anything after two hours before your shift is considered as a no call no show.  He told me how I needed to find somebody to cover my shift.  I told him, well, if that's the case then I'll go to urgent care and get a Dr's note.  I had an abscess tooth while all of this was going on and needed antibiotics anyway to clear the infection.  He told me how this wouldn't excuse it.  Then he said how I needed to call in earlier than 2 hours so that he could get somebody to cover my shift.  At this point my coworkers and I were considered as a skeleton crew, so ANY TIME that we had off was extremely essential, so I didn't call anybody to come in for me because I knew how I wouldn't get anybody to come in for.

 

I called in again 10 hours before my shift.  My mom was supposed to have an unrelated surgery from her accident this day, but felt uncomfortable going through with it at the last minute.  When I phoned my ex job, I got the same Assistant Manager.  He did the same thing by his usual threatening and harassing response.  He once again told me how I needed to find somebody to cover my shift.  I said if you can't find anyone to cover shifts then what makes you think that I can?  After this he hung up on me. Really, after 10 hours of letting you know, you're going to be on my ass??  I didn't go in.

 

The second time I did a no call no show was because my tooth was bothering me...again.  I was worried that I'd get him as management, and didn't even bother to call in.  My fault, but he left me feeling, like, I couldn't call in for no matter what even during an emergency which he'd already proven that I couldn't.  I felt hopeless.  I ended up with a three day suspension because after two no call no shows this is what you get.  I took the suspension and that was that.

 

On the 10th of just this last week, I got a text message from the overnight frozen leadd asking where I was.  I didn't see this message from him because I was sleeping.  Hmmm, why is it okay for people to text to find out why somebody's late, but it's not okay to text to call in?  Also, why am I getting a text from the frozen lead and not my grocery lead?  Well, my fault again.  I changed my telephone number, and I didn't give it to him, so he was trying to text my old number.  Just forgot about it really.  My ex head had it though, but she lied to him that morning saying how she didn't.  I ended up being considered as a no call no show.  I looked at my schedule wrong and thought that I had Sunday evening off.  I didn't.  I wouldn't have done this on purpose especially under my circumstances because Kroger's policy is basically 3 strikes and you're out.

 

After I read the text, I immediately went to my store and spoke with my store manager and explained to her what had happened.  Absolutely no ****ing remorse.  Well, she did let me work until Tuesday going into Wednesday morning.

 

While working in retail, all I can say is that management are nothing but narcissistic sociopaths. They don't give a **** about anybody, and love to complain about how things aren't done to their liking even after fourteen hours that you've been there.  They have a certain way of how THEY want things done, but then there's a way to do things by company standards and this should be the way to go.  I was forced to do it their way though or else.  They're also lazy as ****.  They saw how we needed help and didn't do a damn thing.  They had the ability to step in themselves and help to get the job done or pull people from other departments who could afford to be taken away, and they were also able to call other stores to have them send people our way.  They never thanked anybody for their hard work, and really, they wouldn't even recognize us after awhile, like, we were non-existent to them.  They'd forget that were were even there.

 

I'm so much better off without them, and yes, I'll find something more suitable for me because, gawd, working 60hrs a week for what I was getting paid, and for paying for their crappy benefits isn't ****ing worth it.  I worked my ass off for a year for that ****ed up corporation.  It truly makes me feel sorry for the people that are still working there after 20+yrs who are getting paid the same rate as I was and some less.

 

I understand how rules are applied because people have abused the system in so many times, but then again, I've never worked for a company who disregard every situation.  None of the events that have occurred while I was with Kroger were planned and my absences during these emergencies were unexcused.  They have no compassion whatsoever.

 

SIDE NOTE:

 

A month ago i asked for the 4th of July off.  My ex Department Head pulled me into an "office" and told me how I wasn't allowed to request any holidays off or a week prior to a holiday.  I told her that I didn't think about it since the system wasn't showing it as a black out week.  She told me how I can have the fourth off.  I worked the night of the third going into the fourth and let my ex "Lead" that she gave me the night off.  He came to me the morning of the fourth and told me how she was saying that I worked that night.  I was so pissed and as I was walking to where she was I was already thinking of how it was going to turn out. I was thinking about how she's just going to lie about it.  So, when I got to where she was, I was super defense.  She ended up lying about it and stated how she wouldn't have given me the 4th off.   After I chewed her out for it, I went outside to calm down and smoked a cigarette.  She came out, still denying, it, and then said that we can make a deal.  She said that I didn't have to go in on Wednesday evening (the 4th) just as long as I could go in on Friday the 6th.  I was forced into saying yes because she would've made me come in that night if I didn't.  She ****ing emotionally blackmailed me and after thinking about this, before Friday came around, I decided to not go in even after our verbal agreement.  I didn't get in trouble for this since after all, it was nothing but a verbal agreement.

 

She would also patronize every coworker of mine and me by saying how I'm or them are the only ones that she could trust to get things done the right way.  She'd lie straight to ones face and then go off and lie to somebody else.  Kroger has this whole "Uplifting" thing, and I'm not exactly sure how they define it, but I don't feel like lying to your employees is an uplifting approach.

 

Anyway, I'm  trying to draw unemployment from the kroger ****s, but we'll see how it pans out.  Their so cheap in so many ways, that I doubt I get it.  If they can't provide working equipment that HAS to be used on a daily basis then they're already obviously super greedy.

 

It's sad how a billion dollar corporation can't give the money to 5he people who work hard and for other necessary items.

 

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Oh, and I also transferred from one dillons to this dillons because I was scheduled more than five days in a row and was already at sixty hours on the fifth day, so I'd call in once a week.  I was extremely sore.  Everything on my body was swollen and I couldn't move.  I'd go to sleep and when I'd woke up, I couldn't even open my hands because they hurt so bad.  Oh, and OMG, my thighs.  When your body says no, it says, no.  Anyway, it was super painful, so when the store that I worked at previously to this store hired new people, cut mine down to one day to two days a week out of spite.  This store wasn't helping either, and this is why I transferred...and yeah because they cut my hours and treated me like crud.

 

I was a hard worker at both stores and find it it extremely hilarious how they're both super understaffed now.  They don't let new hirees know that they won't be getting off at the time they're scheduled for, so those new employees quit.

 

The turnover rate for Kroger is ridiculous.

 

This their karma.

 

The 9th of this month was my one year anniversary with the company, and I was super proud to be there, but I missed it.  Oh well.  Life's, tough.

 

EDIT:  To be in the position that I was in meant that you couldn't have a life.  Gotta a family?  They don't care.  Your kid has a school function to attend in the a.m.?  Well, if you leave at your scheduled time (7am without your work complete) to get there on time for it, then you'd get written up for insubordination.  I know this because my ex Department Head did this to me...and she has kids around my kids age herself.  I was married to Dillons, and I'm glad it's all over.



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Oh, and I'm also a 93lb female, so this job was already tough on my body.



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1 call no show at my store can get you fired. 1 point for each call in 4 within 6 months gets you fired. you shouldve filed for FMLA since you're mom was in hospital and you wanted to be there for her. I dont know if Dillons is any different, but at my store they can require you to work 8 hrs, any later is by choice and require to be paid time and half. Seems like you like to complain just as much as they do



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Ha!  I just said how I couldn't apply for fmla I have to be with the an employer for a year.  It's a law.

 

Also, yeah, I'm complaining after I was dragged through the ringer so many times.

 

You obviously don't work as hard as some people.

 

Anyway, I live in a right to work state, so they can make you work for however long they want you to.  That's the downfall about where I live.  I also think that the policy that your store has is a stricter, but I'm not against strict policies.  What I am against working for people who don't treat their employees well.



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And after all, this is forum page is made for people to come to complain and vent.



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Sounds like they treated you ok since you got 2 call no shows and the other call ins before you got fired. Guess you must live in the Drama state. I only got on here to ask a question about a harassing employee. I was harassed by my former dept head. He took anger management, but didnt help much. I just dealt with it and now he's gone. Kroger Co is good company to work for if you do your job quickly, correctly, and not call in a lot. I haven't called in since I've worked there and do my job each night. Next month will be a year and they're ok with me. Guess I'll have to ask my supervisor if he thinks I dont work as hard as others and see how hard he laughs considering most of ours are new or he's talked about moving a couple to front end. JUST SO YOU KNOW I RUN FREIGHT EACH NIGHT AT 70 CASES AN HR SO DONT SAY I DONT WORK HARD LMAO



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Soon as I look at a 1200 page post I assume it's a bitch rant from a whiney malcontent, and I automatically scroll past to the comments. 

And I'm always right yawn



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Interesting.  I've never seen a 1200 page post.  I guess I'm not always on here though since i was always working (throwing 85 cases per night) and sleeping and never had a life.  Not even time for my children.  No, they didn't treat me well.  I WORKED 14hr days and 45-60 hours a week (this includes my other coworkers as well...when you only have 4 people on your crew, it becomes exhausting, then they're, like, well, you calling in affects your coworkers.  ****, my coworkers would call in just as much as me, but we had an understanding.  We knew when our body said no, and was never upset with each other for calling out.

 

1700 piece trucks are not made for only 3-4 people.  It's impossible to do this quickly without working long hours.

 

So, no it doesn't sound like you've ever been in my shoes.



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And what drama state are you referring to exactly?



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Ok, So I take this post as this. You kinda showed up to work, when you were at work you worked a lot of hours. If you had an issue with hours, you should have been talked to the Store Manager or anything in authority. Your combining two different things to justify your complaint. Calling off/not showing up to work and the amount of hours working are 2 separate concerns. You have to think about it this way, if they were so short handed and made you work all these hours, they must have had enough with your attendance to say "your fired". Normally if a store is so short handed, they are not going to fire anyone!

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Man. What company do you work for?


My store lets you call out, show up thirty minutes late, etc without ever getting in trouble.

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I see what you mean by how I'm combining my complaints.  Anyway, I didn't call in as much I said I did.  It was more, like, once every two to three weeks.  Not any better, I know, but damn, it got to me.

 

Management and other authories knew how many hours I was working and didn't seem to mind.  I've told them how it was too much for me.  They didn't care.  That's the whole point of my post.

 

And,no, when they fired me my department was understaffed.  My department has always been understaffed since day 1.  They'll fire somebody with the knowledge of this.



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Plus, living in a right to work state without any unions (which I'm kinda for them, but not too) doesn't help.  Like I said before, they can work you as long as they want to.



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And really, I had enough of working 45-60 hours a week.  Since they were too lazy to bring anybody new in to help, I'd call out.



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I was only part time.  I was at my top out pay, got a yearly raise at 7 months, and even qualified for insurance which I got.  Ugh, I dunno how long it takes to qualify for insurance though, but I got mine 6 months later which sounds about right for anyone...maybe.



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I work for Dillons/Kroger.  Dillons is a grocery store.



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In a way it was my fault for staying with them for as long as I did, but when I transferred I was hoping that things would be different and that we'd be fully staffed.



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The problem is this, how could they not think that working 45 to 60 hours a week wasn't enough?  How could they not see that them working people like this wouldn't affect their lives outside of work?  I'd constantly complain about this, and they wouldn't even bat an eye.  I tried changing my availability, and my ex department head said how this can't happen.  Wtf?



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I don't even know how many people it takes for a department to be fully staffed.  Is your are fully staffed?  How many people do you have on your crew?



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Calling off every 2-3 weeks is a lot, "fully staffed" is a laughable term. Your being fully staffed to hows requirements? If your saying your full staffed because of ELMS...HA. If your staying your fully staffed because you have the balance between getting the job done and associate performing their task efficiently....ok. In reality the issue is the labor standard and the coding of ELMS, I would say most departments are running on "fixed hours" because the variable hours have been cut with performance enhancements.

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Drug hours in ELMS is horrible. I get about 130-135 hours a week doing $85-90k weekly. Small store about 60,000 square feet. Store does over $775,000 a week without fuel. Thats a lot of business for a small store. There are drug gum departments in town doing $10-$15,000 less than me weekly but since they are bigger stores and have expanded kitchen they all get 30-40more hours than me. It makes no sense. I do more in sales, more distribution, have less space to work with and get less hours than bigger stores that do less than I do.

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They actually let you work more than 40 hours a week and never complained about the overtime? How long did you work for Kroger? No call no show means you quit. You did that more than once. I would have fired you also. When you're having issues coming to work you are of no use to the company (any company). They hire people to show up and work (supposedly). 



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They complained to the dps and leads about having ot and always sent them home for their ot.  It was never the low laborers such as myself that would be sent home when ot over exceeded ot.  It makes sense since I wasn't making nearly the amount that they were.

 

You know, after working the amount of hours that I was working, it got tiring.

 

I've stated my case, and you clearly don't understand what it meant to be in my shoes either.



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I busted my ass for Kroger.  At the end of the day, my dph and I were the only ones left to finish our truck at times.  I was devoted to my job more than most people.  I wouldn't let anybody hanging until I'd get to the point to where my body couldn't handle it anymore.  My dphs and leads coworkers understood this, but management didn't since they've never been in my or others shoes.  Well, only two ever got it it, and this is because my hr manager felt compassion and so did one of my asst managers.  I'd work for them any day.

 

My ex store manager got demoted for their behavior and promoted again after acting like he cared.  After this, my hr manager had to have a long talk with him since he was transgressing.



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Yeah, fire hardworking people because they call in after they'd be worked to death instead of hiring people to help makes so much sense.



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Our turnover rate is high so I know how you feel 2 weeks ago 3 people quit in 2 days. 1 quit last night. So all together right now including me we have 5 people plus our dept head who is only there 1 night a week because he run 3 different departments. Honestly, 1 call no show should get you fired. Complaining about being fired after 2 is dumb. You should be grateful they gave you a second chance. Our department will probably always be understaffed because people can't work hard and run freight. Several have quit after 1 night. Im guessing the attendance policy doesn't go by I like hard work, let's give her freebies. I don't think any company will ever have one of those. I've missed 0 days over the 1 year I've worked so missing every 2-3 weeks should speak for itself unless you think any company will ever have a sweet attendance policy 



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LISTEN.  It's not that I have a problem with the attendance policy.  I have a problem with being over worked and when telling them this, they didn't care and would still over work my crew and I.  If they didn't want anybody to call in, then they should've hired more people instead of being lazy and super uncaring about it.  I was supposed to be part time anyway.

 

Have you ever worked 45 to 60hrs per work for most of the portion of a full year?  If so, then you should understand this more than most.  Do you have children under the age of 12?  Are you a single parent?  Do work so much that you can barely take care of them?



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...asking for a friend



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While I do not know all the rules and such for this Division, I'm sure they have a basic policy in place.  I find it hard to understand that the would not have hired others to eliminate OT, if you and others did 45+50 hours plus a week.  



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At our store they try to hire enough, but people keep quitting because they can't run freight all night. Guess it's too rough on the new guys. They've stopped caring about OT. As for the 45-60 hrs a week I worked 47 this past week. I was working 40 hrs before everyone quit. I have been having them do an override about an hr early each night and stayed 2 hrs another.  If they called me in earlier or ask me to come in a different day I would. They just need to find a few that can freight for 20+ hrs a week depending on # of people. The work ain't that hard And how is hiring more people going to avoid call ins?  If you say it because you can't work the overtime then come in the next day, you have a long road ahead of you in life. Tell the next person that interviews you that you can't work overtime and work the next day and see what they say about hiring you . 



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FYI I was also hired part time and scheduled 20 hrs a week. I just work 40 because they need me too



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The work isn't t that hard.   You're right about that.  Hiring more people would avoid less call in because PEOPLE would actually get days off and not run a full five days at 45-60 hours a week.  Hiring more people would also prevent people from having to stay 12 - 14 hours a day because their would be more than 4 people a night.  A full crew would need 6 people to get things done on time.  If you can't get this, then you're just special.

 

I know quite a few people that work at other jobs full time and barely break 40, and if they're scheduled to work over this, then they don't work that extra day or go home at no more than 45 - 50.  The ONLY reason why they stay is because they're given this CHOICE.  No company likes to pay ot.

 

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess that they got tired of how the turn over rate is so bad and didn't want to deal with trying to get more people in.  This is their fault though since they make people work 14 hours on their first day.



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This might blow your mind! I know it was quoted as costing $2000 for a new hire (Training Hours/HR Costs). Wouldn't you think after a while they would maybe do a study..if you pay people more you retain people, get a better quality associate and maybe have a lot less turnover? Hell, higher quality associate would most likely have a better productivity rate too.

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$2000?  That's insane!  Orientation is only two days.  Computer training, maybe 4.  Training on the floor?  1 - 2 days.  How did they come up with such a huge amount because it doesn't sound like there's much to training at all...at least where I'm at anyway.

 

I agree with you on raise the rate of pay.  This should be for every department.  I was making $11.80 and somebody from the scanning department was making the same amount...she's been there for 20 years.  Man, I'd never be able to work for this after so long.  I don't get how people can do this.



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Oh, ND I was getting the $1 night premium from midnight to 6am, so I was making $12.80 for those hours.



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Paying people does give them more of an incentive



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You're a complete idiot.

 

 

Working 40-50 hours a week? LMAO yeah right. Clearly you don't know what you're talking about at all. Theres this thing called a budget, it goes by department, and there's no way you have that many hours and they let you work that straight for the OT pay. No ****ing way. i've been with Kroger 3 years and am a department head and I know there is no way that can be true.

 

Also, stop bitching. You're complaining because you admitted to no call/no showing. It's a sign of respect. If they're gonna argue with you, just say "I cant come in tonight" and hang up. 

It's laughable that you're complaining.. if you had that many OT hours, you'd be making a lot of money and it would be worth it.. you already have a night premium, lmao. 

 

"BOO HOO I NO CALL/NO SHOWED THREE TIMES AND THEY FIRED ME, HOW COULD THEY I WORK SO HARD!!11" clearly you don't have any work ethic if you've called in that much.. because your "body hurts"? LMAO you think other people don't feel the same and have to suffer through it?

 

People got tired of your excuses for calling out. You weren't reliable, you get fired. Get a better work ethic next time or get over it. (It also says a lot that you admitted to being fired twice; Its really hard to get fired at Kroger, too, since we're union. So clearly you ****ed up MANY times and managed to get fired. loool.

 

you sound like a special snowflake. Kroger wouldn't have worked out for you anyway. 



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$2000?  That's insane!  Orientation is only two days.  Computer training, maybe 4.  Training on the floor?  1 - 2 days.  How did they come up with such a huge amount because it doesn't sound like there's much to training at all...at least where I'm at anyway.

 

I agree with you on raise the rate of pay.  This should be for every department.  I was making $11.80 and somebody from the scanning department was making the same amount...she's been there for 20 years.  Man, I'd never be able to work for this after so long.  I don't get how people can do this.


 How ****ing dim are you?

 

$2000 makes plenty of sense.. sorry, do you just not understand how retail works? LMAO. Training is 5 days. Associates are paid for those 5 days without providing any labor for the company yet. I'd say $2000 per person just to pay them for 5 days of training is on the low side.. depending on their pay rate, could be much much higher.

 



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You're a complete idiot.

 

 

Working 40-50 hours a week? LMAO yeah right. Clearly you don't know what you're talking about at all. Theres this thing called a budget, it goes by department, and there's no way you have that many hours and they let you work that straight for the OT pay. No ****ing way. i've been with Kroger 3 years and am a department head and I know there is no way that can be true.

 

Also, stop bitching. You're complaining because you admitted to no call/no showing. It's a sign of respect. If they're gonna argue with you, just say "I cant come in tonight" and hang up. 

It's laughable that you're complaining.. if you had that many OT hours, you'd be making a lot of money and it would be worth it.. you already have a night premium, lmao. 

 

"BOO HOO I NO CALL/NO SHOWED THREE TIMES AND THEY FIRED ME, HOW COULD THEY I WORK SO HARD!!11" clearly you don't have any work ethic if you've called in that much.. because your "body hurts"? LMAO you think other people don't feel the same and have to suffer through it?

 

People got tired of your excuses for calling out. You weren't reliable, you get fired. Get a better work ethic next time or get over it. (It also says a lot that you admitted to being fired twice; Its really hard to get fired at Kroger, too, since we're union. So clearly you ****ed up MANY times and managed to get fired. loool.

 

you sound like a special snowflake. Kroger wouldn't have worked out for you anyway. 


 Well said!



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Do you not know how to read?  My state has no unions.  Kroger stores here DON'T HAVE UNIONS. Look up which states don't have unions and which Kroger's aren't a part of them!!

 

AND I KNOW THERE'S A BUDGET FOR HOURS, DUMBASS!  WE ALWAYS WENT OVER OURS.  OR MAYBE WE DIDN'T SINCE WE WERE UNDERSTAFFED.

 

OUR TRAINING PROGRAM ISN'T FIVE DAYS, ****O.  IT'S ONLY ONLY TWO FOR ORIENTATION, THEN THEY GOT TO WORK RIGHT AWAY AFTER THIS.

 

Like I said in many other post, IT'S NOT THE POLICIES THAT I HAVE A PROBLEM WITH.  IT'S HOW MANY HOURS WE HAD TO WORK IN ONE DAY AND IN ONE WEEK BECAUSE WE DIDN'T HAVE THE HELP THAT WE NEEDED.  AND NOBODY CARED TO PULL OTHER PEOPLE FROM THEIR DEPARTMENTS OR CALL OTHER STORES FOR HELP SINCE THEY WEREN'T HIRING ANYBODY FOR OUR DEPARTMENT.

 

OBVIOUSLY YOU DON'T KNOW ****.



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