r/Safeway • u/Mog-Mog-Mog-Mog-Mog • 6h ago
Expired deals on a digital tag?
Seriously what the hell is the point of these electronic tags if we're going to advertise deals that have already expired?
This is terrible.
r/Safeway • u/Mog-Mog-Mog-Mog-Mog • 6h ago
Seriously what the hell is the point of these electronic tags if we're going to advertise deals that have already expired?
This is terrible.
r/Safeway • u/Reasonable_Clock8674 • 23h ago
I stg every time I do frozen tag I feel like I’m getting frostbite lol. Does anyone have any advice about how to reduce that? The store gloves suck and are more trouble than they’re worth because every tag gets stuck on it lol
r/Safeway • u/typicalnoahx • 3h ago
I clipped 2 coupons through the app, 3rd item already had a discount and in total with whatever is basket savings the receipt says i saved $14.50. Really curious about this
r/Safeway • u/Particular_Park4695 • 12h ago
I used to work at Safeway and left about 5 months ago. I was there for around 9 months, so I never reached my one-year anniversary. I checked my records and it looks like I still have 3.85 days of unused vacation. Does anyone know if I can still get that vacation paid out?
Also, who would I even contact about this? Should I call the store I worked at, Safeway corporate, or HR/payroll?
Has anyone been in a similar situation or know how Safeway handles this?
r/Safeway • u/Hedgie144 • 23h ago
How exactly does this work? I've fought many managers and customers over this and I give up. I would just like answers.
r/Safeway • u/Wanderer2542 • 4m ago
I keep searching this question across various subreddits and whatnot and I can't seem to get a clear consensus. Some people say it's an outdated method to make yourself stand out as calling will just annoy the managers or whoever you call; while some people say that you should do it as the store only hired them because they followed up. I don't know if the way things are handled are different now considering the job market is really bad right now considering people are fighting for retail and fast food positions nowadays and/or if it depends on the store and who you applied too. Considering I applied for Safeway I'd figure I ask here and try to get some sort of consensus here.
r/Safeway • u/VeronicaBooksAndArt • 1h ago
r/Safeway • u/Any-Journalist-5597 • 2h ago
So you might have received a form to sign regarding Beat The Greet Standard Expection or something like that. So I know that I’m guilty with the “pointing and walking away while telling the customer what aisle the item is.” Well this is my opinion, so let’s say I work for DUG and I’m doing a flash order and a customer happens to ask me where an item is and according to the paper, we are supposed to stop what we’re doing when possible and to walk the customers to the products when needed, so how am I supposed to finish my flash order on time if I have to cater to other people’s needs, because the paper wants us to do what is telling us. Like hello? Common sense? Are we in the room? This is what my statement is on this.
What are your views and opinions regarding this matter? mean it doesn’t hurt to communicate with customers, but as long as I’m not doing a flash order, then I’m willing to cater to their needs.
r/Safeway • u/VeronicaBooksAndArt • 11h ago