Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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submitted by confused_barista
Well it happened. I got a letter in the mail saying that the LOA team found me inactive and therefore Starbucks was letting me go. My boss forced me on a LOA due to becoming disabled, but refused to finish the paperwork on her side for it. Refused to schedule me since June and said it’s my fault. I’ll miss my store but they’ve allowed 6 people to work their while Covid positive. Being a barista was my happy place, but Starbucks was a nightmare.
TheSwimmingBrain 14 points 2y ago
How did they get away with letting covid positive partners in the store, let alone on the floor?
confused_barista [OP] 12 points 2y ago
My old manager was manic and our DM didn’t ever visit our store because he hated her, so she gets away with a lot of shit.
SwissArzt 8 points 2y ago
Goes to really show the leadership really matters; happy I have an amazing team
XxTRUEPINOYxX 3 points 2y ago
Oh this is why I kinda want to pursue a manager role due to these horror stores I keep hearing. It sad when people get poor management but then again you can have great management and have a crew that takes advantage of them
SwissArzt 3 points 2y ago
There's a balance to everything!
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