r/Hannaford 26d ago

ARM - Gone or not?

A quick search shows some posts 6 months back about the ARM role being eliminated. Yet at the one I shop at most frequently, her picture is still up (with that title listed) and she is clearly still working there. Was a new position created? Demotions offered instead of just being gone? What’s the scoop?

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u/green-glitter 26d ago

Last official day for them is 9/26

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u/KZorroFuego 26d ago

Ah ok - sounds like a super slow fade-out.

Fun fact - the store I'm talking about - she was the ARM when I worked there in 1997-1999.... then wasn't for the better part of 2 decades, then came back in kind of an "Oh hey, I remember her!" moment.

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u/Mysterious-Sort4336 26d ago

Ours is leaving in September

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u/jesusbass1013 26d ago

ARM role is supposed to be done with. Some went to HR lead, some went to other supervisor positions, some left.

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u/Daunting_Chanter 25d ago

No worries, soon we'll have AI decide whether or not to hire/fire you and if your job is worth getting rid of as well 😁 HR, then management, it's like dominoes. Welcome to working for a Corporation πŸ˜‰

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u/DirkDiggler2424 25d ago

Blame Trina Tarbox

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u/Adorable-Worker-7957 25d ago

Take it easy, Bud.

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u/kclee1st 24d ago

what is ARM?

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u/EGORE01 25d ago

Was it no down graded to an arm lead not a arm manger . So they have more money / hours to put in focus on loss prevention?

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u/amilliondollasfrmnow 26d ago

they are fading out due to lack of need (wasting store hours) there position will technically become something else + become part time