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| 1. Written by moo, on 26-08-2009 19:58 OHHHHHHHHHHHH Please call the pipe line next thing you things start to go wrong |
| 2. Written by BB, on 07-04-2009 08:11 Sorry....I don't believe any of it. If things like this had been going on (as you claim), and you would have indeed provided documentation to HR, they WOULD HAVE HAD TO respond to it. That's just the thing....people come on here, venting and airing dirt, falsely accuse, distort facts, create fiction....and at the end it's always someone else's fault (but never their own...of course not) The problem is, you (as an employee) have certain rights as well. Things like you have described would not be tolerated. But, do you really know, what your rights are ? Did you bring it to the attention of the store manager (using the open door policy) ? And, if that wasn't an option for you, did you place a call to HR with your claim AND documentation ? (They would have started an investigation.....you know that. Right ?) Many people just complain, and go on and on and on, without having anything done about it, or even knowing what their rights as an employee really are. But those are exactly the people which you will find blogging on the Internet pointing fingers. Funny to think, that you have had 7 years....and never did anything about it, but complain and whine. Enjoy your retirement :-) |
| 3. Written by Neal Summers, on 30-11-2008 20:48 Another not so good liar. Had you brought your "documentations" to HR, they would have done something with it. |
| 4. Written by anonymous, on 25-09-2008 20:59 you are right but it doesnt't happen in all stores. the store manager at store number 354 is fair with everyone. he is the best |
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