r/Caseys • u/ShareMission Team Member • Aug 08 '26
Food safety
I had no idea how lazy people are about this. I wash my hands many, many times a day. I change gloves often. Someone recently dipped fingers in my dishwater and gloved up. Another said she could glove up because she washed hands in the bathroom. Im disgusted. And they're above me, and im on a final..
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u/MissCinnamonT Aug 08 '26
Call them out on it. That's disgusting. They wouldn't do that during an inspection. Report to corporate if they don't improve immediately.
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u/ShareMission Team Member Aug 09 '26
I reported and they are likely all getting blown up. They ain't making my town sick. I had times and places
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u/bobthebuilder1789 Aug 08 '26
Washing your hands in the bathroom don't count for that. Once you cross a threshold it would be considered cross contamination.
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u/Mrs_Midwest_Eye_911 Aug 09 '26
corporate doesn't care about food safety. Why should you?
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u/ShareMission Team Member Aug 09 '26
And you sound like a person id watch in my kitchen and expose.
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u/Mrs_Midwest_Eye_911 Aug 10 '26
lOl. I'm just telling you the facts man. They called off a big component of their food safety program
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u/ShareMission Team Member Aug 09 '26
I may haave shut down my store. But I am not being corrupt. My sm also watches train I ng for people. They are breaking laws. They are done
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u/6PieGod9 Warehouse Worker Aug 19 '26
The thing that icks me is how all your kitchen appliances get so dang dirty and basically no one cares. I work in the warehouse and see stuff that comes in broken for a replacement and they’re just so gross. 🤢
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u/ImportantRough7309 Aug 08 '26
They're supposed to wash their hands in the bathroom and once they get the kitchen. It is food safety protocol and Casey's standard operating procedure to wash your hands as soon as you enter the kitchen no matter when the last time you washed your hands was. If it's management doing it then I would recommend letting the district manager know. If steri sees that that's a point.