Employee Was Told To Wake Up When The Store Opens To See If She Needs To Go To Work, But She Refused To Sacrifice Sleep And Said Poor Planning Wasn’t Her Problem
If I’m not on the schedule, neither is my alarm clock.
If I’m not on the schedule, neither is my alarm clock.
It’s a basic grocery store math: no quarter, no cart.
Some habits really do outlive the people who started them.
A customer’s frustration can easily be pacified with good communication.
A cashier’s smile is part of the job, not an offer to be a bestie.
“No” doesn’t turn into “yes” just because you hit replay.
You can explain store policy, but you can’t explain customers’ stubbornness.
Looks like the mom forgot basic store etiquette the same way she forgot their shoes.
You don’t need a BOGO special to pick up common courtesy.
There are drawbacks when houses are too close to businesses.
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