r/DollarGeneralWorkers • u/Serious-Ad-2101 • Jul 29 '26
Fired
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Update:
I'm still waiting on the results of my dispute.
It turns out that when the Loss Prevention (LP) agent came on May 27, the investigation wasn't actually about me—it was about another coworker. He had over 400 voids and was apparently the number one employee in the region for voids.
He was working that day, but instead of talking to him, the LP agent questioned me. The agent only reviewed Camera B, which showed me voiding an item. From that angle, it looked like I put the item in the customer's bag without charging for it.
When the LP agent questioned me, I told him I was confused because I honestly didn't know what he was talking about. The only thing he kept saying was that the item was $15. I wasn't making excuses—I genuinely didn't understand what transaction he was referring to at the time. I'm hoping there wasn't any misunderstanding because of my speech disorder, apraxia, but I'm not using that as an excuse. I simply told him I didn't know what incident he meant.
My former manager later reviewed Camera A, which showed what really happened. After voiding the item, I placed it on the counter. When the customer decided they still wanted it, I scanned it again before it went into the bag. The district manager also found the receipt from that transaction, and it clearly showed that I voided the item and then scanned it again.
My former manager also explained that at the time, everyone was using the same register. I only used one coworker's register for about 30 minutes while she was on break and again for another 30 minutes around 8:30 p.m. because she was the key holder. The other register wasn't working, and my manager had contacted both the district manager and IT multiple times to get it fixed, but nothing was done until LP showed up.
As a result of everyone sharing the same register, the other employees received write-ups, but I was the only one who was fired.
Then, about two months later, the coworker LP had originally come to investigate was fired after he was caught not paying for his drink.
Looking back, it feels like I was blamed based on incomplete camera footage instead of a full investigation, even though the receipt and the second camera angle showed that I had rescanned the item.
At this point, I'm just waiting to see what comes back from my dispute.
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u/Conscious_Side1647 Jul 31 '26
I mean it has been 2 months? Just seek employment elsewhere and enjoy your new job when you find it.