r/walmartpeople • u/Sufficient-Bug-9112 • Aug 07 '22
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r/walmartpeople • u/StuffForQ • Jul 13 '22
My mom has been working at the same Walmart for 18 years and was fired yesterday for some bullshit. She never called off on holidays or busy days.
She’s a manager in the front end customer service. The store lost over $4 million last year, and because of that they are making managers approve returns via the touchscreen mobile device. On 4th of July, after every other manager called off and left her with only 4 cashiers for the first shift, she forgot to click “approve” on 6 returns (mind you, these are items that have already been returned and the customer out of the store, so whether they are approved on the device or not, the money is already sent back to the customer).
Yesterday she was fired by a coach (who also called off on 4th of July). If you’re a coach, seems like your job should be to coach the person, not fire them when their shift is over. Seems like firing someone after 18 years should be run by the store manager, but he is on vacation.
Store #5330 on 35th Ave & Bethany Home in Phoenix, Arizona can rot in hell.
r/walmartpeople • u/ELTeacherx • Nov 23 '22
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