So I've had a new boss (Store Manager) for about three days, and he apparently already hates me.
He doesn't think I work fast enough.
He doesn't think I do much of anything, really.
He didn't like that I had a section empty (stock went out of code so I brought in a different product; the truck with the new product on it was late) until noon on a Monday in a store that only does any kind of money on weekends.
He didn't like that he told me to clean the egg section, and I didn't do it because my shift had been supposed to be over for a half hour when he told me to do it.
I am considering actually not doing anything for a week, just so he can see how much I actually do, but then I guess he'd have grounds to fire me, and I need to put in two more months before I can collect unemployment again.
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I decided that I'm not going to stay late or come in early anymore at all, regardless of the condition of my department.
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You mean an olde thread? 
old post in an older thread.
I'm totally working at Safeway. It's pretty meh.
I got into an argument with my new boss today. Fun stuff.
Details please.
His Excellency Aethien wrote:
Details please. As boring as that is, I'm soooooooooooo bored, I'll listen to anything.
Kirby the Eccentric wrote:
His Excellency Aethien wrote:
Details please. As boring as that is, I'm soooooooooooo bored, I'll listen to anything.
Oh yeah, and there's also +1's involved.
OK.
New manager tells me to do frozen foods today. I start working there, making it look good. I find pizza that went out of code (expired) in 2008. I start pulling OOCs from frozen, and remove two shopping carts' worth.
Boss tells me that the district manager is coming, and I need to clean the OOC yogurt in my back room ,because DM has mentioned it a couple times.
I say "there is stuff on this shelf that has been expired for over two years. I need to pull it; that is my priority."
He says "you need to go clean the OOC in your backroom."
Argument ensues.
Basically, he prioritized covering his *** on the yogurt in the back room over removing expired product from the shelf. He put his interests over the customers'. I ended up asking him how much the bad press from me talking to the local paper about it would cost him compared to taking a little flak from the DM.
I worked frozen the rest of my shift.
New manager tells me to do frozen foods today. I start working there, making it look good. I find pizza that went out of code (expired) in 2008. I start pulling OOCs from frozen, and remove two shopping carts' worth.
Boss tells me that the district manager is coming, and I need to clean the OOC yogurt in my back room ,because DM has mentioned it a couple times.
I say "there is stuff on this shelf that has been expired for over two years. I need to pull it; that is my priority."
He says "you need to go clean the OOC in your backroom."
Argument ensues.
Basically, he prioritized covering his *** on the yogurt in the back room over removing expired product from the shelf. He put his interests over the customers'. I ended up asking him how much the bad press from me talking to the local paper about it would cost him compared to taking a little flak from the DM.
I worked frozen the rest of my shift.
I'd go into more detail, but I pounded half a bottle of vodka when I got home.
Ketel One is pretty tasty.
I read:
I don't know why.
Spoonless Delivers on Time wrote:
Basically, he prioritized covering his *** in yogurt in the back room over removing expired product from the shelf.
I don't know why.
Your boss is a douche, big ******* surprise.
I was really pissed.
I said something along teh lines of "so you want me to keep the expired product on teh shelf where customers can unknowingly purchase it? I just want to be sure so when the DM mentions it, I can tell him truthfully that you told me to leave it up."
I said something along teh lines of "so you want me to keep the expired product on teh shelf where customers can unknowingly purchase it? I just want to be sure so when the DM mentions it, I can tell him truthfully that you told me to leave it up."
Do meth.
How can you afford Ketel working at a grocery store?
Stalker Lubriderm wrote:
How can you afford Ketel working at a grocery store?
Ewwwwe, 60 hour weeks? Long days, or many days, or is it split up well?
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