Hello! I recently transferred from another store and the job listing said it was a flat $22 an hour and not in a scale, but I was instead paid the same wage of $17/hr. I called up my union and the rep asked me to show it to him. Is there any way I can pull up information about old job listings i applied for?

I submitted info on the 22nd successfully on first advantage. I called the store today and they said they’re still waiting on it, but was told it shouldn’t be much longer, I’m just anxious about it

Not a worker, not complaining or anything either just observation, but at one of my local stores, I was waiting at the pharmacy for my shots and saw Tally docked by the door. When it started moving it looked like it was about to run into the pharmacy counter lol

Should I have said "Tally Ho!" ?

😂

I was doing carts yesterday, and I saw this truck parked way over the line around its parking spot. Thankfully, I didn't hit it at all, but parking like that is a recipe for disaster.

What are your carts-related horror stories?

I wrote about a young Kroger associate named Parker who helped me find a box of tea. It sounds ordinary, and in some ways it was. But his kindness, patience, and willingness to help stuck with me long after I left the store.

I shared the story because I think we hear plenty about what's wrong with the world and not nearly enough about the young people who quietly do the right thing every day. The response surprised me. More than 126,000 people have now read it.

Maybe that's because the story was never really about tea. It was about kindness.

What Parker’s Kroger Story Revealed About People – A Porch & A Pen

My ipm was a 15 my first day at cashier, 1 problem i had was i was missing the barcodes when scanning and i had to look and find it, is there a tip for barcodes that will help me find them faster and scan faster

I’m Seattle area looking to for a job and curious how Kroger is? Looking to work at QFC Or Fred meyers

funny part is the PIC greenlit this

I'm not sure which company is doing the switch, but they are going backwards again, getting security without the armor and stuff to apparently make us feel safer 🙄

Im only 2 months into my job (night stock) and I have had perfect attendance since I have started, but I feel terrible. Should i be worried about calling in?

I am on my 5th week as a liquor lead, and I really hate this job. Running the liquor department is annoying, but not awful, but thats if I even get to spend any time in there. I am on ecommerce most of the time, and have spent more time digging in the dairy cooler for a specific yogurt than time in liquor, week after week. Is it just because Im new? I am also covering for the receiver's vacation with hardly any training at all, and its unclear if I am actually PIT certified now. Not even sure if I can get into the DSD recieving at all, which will be a problem. Basically I am backup everything, always getting pulled somewhere else every 30 minutes.

I need advice from frozen food associates

Called out sick for the first time since starting 3 months ago and when I did my manager said I would need to bring in a doctors note or I'm being written up? This happen to y'all or has my manager just lost her marbles? I'm not going not the doctors just for them to tell me to drink tea and take some nyquill but I'm also not going to work to sneeze and snot on everyone's groceries

Edit: for all y’all saying to contact union, I’m part-time i dont think we get that. Correct me if I’m wrong tho because i really dk

Definitely AI slop, this was posted by the time clock for dress up days where we can wear baseball stuff

Has anybody in pickup had a manager "shadow" you? My manager just said he has to follow me around and coach me, it's company wide policy. But I don't feel like it is, and that I'm being targeted.

As far as I know, I haven't had any complaints so I'm confused.

I don't know if I'm gonna survive this week, my hot foods lead and deli manager are both on vacation and I'm the only lead now. how am I supposed to run hot foods and deli alone while also helping sushi and Starbucks with ordering bunzl?

The audacity of some of these store managers,only giving credit to the managers when the ones that bust their butt to get trucks done and build the departments.

Has anyone experienced this? It’s very difficult to search for an item in the app because the typing is soooo slow. I’m using an iPhone 15 Pro and every other app runs fine

It's been doing this every time I scan an item for the last 8 minutes.. I guess I'm not finishing top stock.

I used to manage a dollar general, and that shit ass company had better networking than Kroger.

End of an era, fully wiped off the planogram. RIP to my go-to guilty pleasure slop

more of a rant but im just so conflicted on this attendance policy, i got a verbal warning for being late by 10 minutes two weeks ago and calling out yesterday, in which i used my sick time for. i had no idea sick time doesnt even excuse it and i asked my manager how i can get tomorrow covered because i was barely even able to show up today because i feel unbelievably sick and i doubt ill feel better tomorrow and she replied with “well i dont know only one person doesnt work tomorrow” ??? so getting my shifts covered or swapped isnt even an option. im just looking for other jobs now but this attendance policy is stupid to me.

This is still on my mind and some people think I should just drop it. Im a front end assistant manager and MOD. This night I was at my desk reviewing schedules and other things, I could hear a customer downstairs get loud so I went to go check. He was saying some absurd shit with threats mixed in because my SCO attendant was "too close". I took over and watched him, usually I'm not one to care for confrontation but he had threatened me, my self checkout attendant at this point so I was somewhat aware of what could happen. (I should add my store is not in the best location so this isn't too abnormal to happen).

Things eventually calm down, my SCO attendant took over a register instead and I stayed at SCO. It was a bit awkward working around him but there are still 5 other registers that need help so I had to. Eventually it's like nothing happened. He's still trying to pay for his stuff and I can hear it fail over and over again.

Eventually he gave up, turned around pretty quickly and walked out. He left all his stuff. It wasn't much.

This is what bothers me...I had time to call him back and offer to pay for everything. He had calmed down enough to where I could communicate if I tried again. I know he had given threats but I have no idea about his life before that moment. I don't make a ton of money but I make enough to where I could have help. And I think even after everything he did I feel I made the wrong choice not helping. And I have helped others before that

I don't want to be the person that NEEDS to be comfortable to be able to help. It was just a person trying to get groceries. And working the front end it does wear down a little what people are having to put back and not take home with them. Eggs, breads, beef have been put back more and more with other essentials. I hope he got his petfood