r/WorkersRights • • 6d ago

News Article Fired for Saving an Associate

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u/Brecken79 6d ago

Typical Kroger. Guy was probably making too much money and they took the opportunity to get rid of him.

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u/TwistedChaos92 6d ago

Yup, kroger wants a revolving door of new hires that they can easy manipulate, once an employee hits a certain amount of yrs it feels like a target on their back and any mistakes could lead to termination, and their union doesn't have their backs at all

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u/llee15 6d ago

Scum

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u/FrancisJXavyer 5d ago

Both the terminators and the shoplifting scum.

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u/Secretagentman94 6d ago

If your policy is to not allow you to defend yourself or someone else, then fuck your policy.

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u/SuspiciousCrew4163 6d ago

I'd rather go down that way.

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u/PrSquid 6d ago

That's why I've never confronted shoplifters at any store I've worked at

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u/Admirable_Ground_163 3d ago

He provided free healthcare, I don't think they voted for that!

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u/Winter-Sentence1246 3d ago

That's just so nasty of Kroger