i still work here cause i need the money to support my family and everything, but my current SM basically forced one of my SSVs (who’s been with the bux for like 15 years) to continue working after she had been told by her doctor that there were calcium deposits in her rotator cuff and she could not do anything except rest. that entire shift she was working with one functioning arm and the other in a sling. it was so upsetting watching her cry and having to console her while i was on my lunch.

also, she refuses to give the afternoon crew any more staffing because we continue to get out late (aka past 9:30 for us), which apparently shows that we can’t do our job. but not having appropriate staffing makes the problem she’s trying to address more prevalent. make it make sense. 😐

Right when COVID started, about two weeks into our store being back open to the public, our drains got clogged with literal TP and 💩 and we had to close. Did we get the COVID deep clean we were supposed to get? Take a wild guess. We just stopped it with towels and called it day. We reopened an hour later.

My old SM (I quit a week ago) was intentionally scheduling partners less than 20 hours when they specified that they were only supposed to be part time for the benefits. One of them actually filed a complaint against her and corporate is now paying her insurance until October.

I was continually scheduled to close, which we all know is very cleaning task oriented. When sanitizing high touch areas got introduced, I was breaking out from my eczema so bad from the detergent ONTOP of cleaning and closing, that I had to go to the dermatologist. It covered 40% of my body, and I actually got tested positive for an internal staph infection that kept breaking me out. I almost thought I got sepsis. I got moved to mornings for two months tops before another partner quit, and I got moved back to nights.

I quit for a lot of reasons after literally a month working there but the straw that broke the camels back was being told I had to ask permission to clock out at my out time. I was lucky became the bitch- I mean shift supervisor *let* me clock out

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