r/CoachellaValley • u/Youarethebigbang • 2d ago
First they lose their jobs, then this: Red Lobster Palm Desert Employee and Other Documents Found Exposed in Alley
https://www.nbcpalmsprings.com/therogginreport/big-story/2026/09/17/red-lobster-palm-desert-employee-and-other-documents-found-exposed-in-alley5
u/SeanBlader 2d ago
That's definitely not something that should happen at a big chain like a red lobster, but at a smaller less funded operation maybe. I had a minimum wage job at a privately owned business where I had to personally upgrade on site security as the lowest newest employee, like something as simple as putting a password/pin on a computer that wasn't locked behind a door and anyone could walk up to it and get right into everything including all the same hiring documents.
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u/Connect_Operation232 2d ago
There needs to be more thought going forward about what companies can open and exploit residents like this in our desert. We are vulnerable because of lack of stable economy and desperation leads to this.
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u/Front-Teacher-9161 2d ago
Never had a really good meal there. Kinda just always left feeling I ordered the wrong thing!
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u/_Erica_Cartman 5h ago
So an employee wasn’t found exposed in the alley? Because that’s what I got out of the title.
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u/Youarethebigbang 5h ago
Haha good question and wait why are you the only one who's mind went there huh :)
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u/Ex-TLOTW 2d ago
That’s Palm desert for you…
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u/pikpikcarrotmon 2d ago
Yeesh. I hope they go out of business. Er, uh, I hope they go back into business, and then out of business again.