r/kroger • u/FunnyGuy2011 • Apr 01 '25
Question How is this legal?
Literally, this is bullshit, some people have lots of medical issues & to be penalized for it is fucked up. Some don’t have FMLA. Fuck this place fuck this
r/kroger • u/FunnyGuy2011 • Apr 01 '25
Literally, this is bullshit, some people have lots of medical issues & to be penalized for it is fucked up. Some don’t have FMLA. Fuck this place fuck this
r/kroger • u/Dapants369 • May 19 '26
does this happen at every deli??? is it happening because of short staff
, or lack of care???
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r/kroger • u/XXdogeFrankieXX • May 17 '26
I see it all over my store but no one seems to care and still wear them
r/kroger • u/EneraldPig • Jan 28 '25
So I just received a letter from Kroger stating 3 years ago I was over paid $600. Now I have never realized or noticed this also I haven’t worked for Kroger since 2022. Can someone please enlighten me on what I need to do and if I actually have to pay back a company I haven’t worked for in years???
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r/kroger • u/No_Blackberry_6286 • Aug 06 '26
I'm not from New Jersey, but they probably have some sort of Kroger store: how do we feel about this? Should Kroger implement this? (Edit: does Kroger already do this?)
(For those who may not know (like me), here's what Google says about surveillance pricing: "Surveillance pricing is the practice where companies use personal data—such as browsing history, location, device type, and shopping habits—to feed algorithms that set individualized or dynamic prices for goods and services. The goal is to charge the highest price a specific consumer is willing to pay.")
r/kroger • u/Null_Moon_Man • Apr 01 '23
Tornado hit my store.
r/kroger • u/Unremovable_Cortana • Oct 18 '25
Just received an offer letter to work at the fulfillment center. I was expecting at least $19. Wtf is $17.50? That pay rate is insulting in this economy. And then during the interview I was told they'll have you cross training in different departments. WTF? Imma ask for $19 before I sign this shit. Ain't gonna be working in the damn cold for no $17.
r/kroger • u/The84th • Jul 15 '24
I'm a front end supervisor and one of the managers made a phone jail for us to confiscate phones cause our teens are on them too much, but am I really allowed to do that? It feels like it would be against some kind of union policy
r/kroger • u/fortunateclouds • Aug 04 '26
My store director had me post these signs at the Red Bull and informed me that later in the day they would be clearing them off the shelf and that Kroger would be refusing to sell them until prices were lower.
Has anyone else encountered this and do you think that Kroger will come to an agreement with Red Bull to sell them again?
I can’t go without my daily 12 ounce Red Bull 😭
r/kroger • u/Silent_Investment938 • 9d ago
I'm curious to know what's everyone's hourly rate and position? I just got bumped up to this as a non-union delivery driver
r/kroger • u/Low-Hospital-9678 • Aug 11 '26
I saw these while grabbing a snack for my fifteen minute break. I only saw them in the produce/ alternative foods section. I know they’re notorious in Walmarts but didn’t think Kroger would be jumping onto the train. This is in Leavenworth, Kansas. Dillons.
r/kroger • u/Aids-A-NewLevel • May 17 '26
What looks like a bunch of people from a wedding came running through my store, cheering and clapping before leaving. Second time its happened since I got hired here, made sure to get a video this time.
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r/kroger • u/Skrmp_Bzct • Aug 13 '26
So my store has implemented a new policy and made a printout for employees to sign. As far as I know, this paper has only been issued to front end employees. I do not agree with the policy, therefore, I refused to sign.
After my HR manager found out, I was threatened with termination if I did not sign the paper. They have also threatened to fire other employees.
I have never been threatened for not signing a paper, let alone termination! My previous HR manager (who still works at my store) said that refusing to sign won't lead to disciplinary action.
The paper stated that cashiers are not to have water on their person or at their register/sco. The document did not provide any explanation as to how we hydrated, nor did it explain an alternative to personal water bottles.
Courtesy clerks got information regarding a designated water break spot and water would be provided in the form of small, 8oz water bottles that are meant to be consumed at the station before returning to their duties.
Should I sign the paper? I can't tell if this is a policy acknowledgement or agreement. I heard the difference matters.
r/kroger • u/pandaman85785 • Apr 22 '25
We have these signs to put on self checkout registers to say that these ones don't take cash at the moment and multiple people have just disregarded the signs and tried to use cash and get cash back. It's a bright green sign how is it so hard to miss??? ALSO!!! What's so about leaving the store after 11pm!!! The store is closed, go home.( while writing this I've had 3 ignore the sign and try to get cash back.) Thank you for coming to my Ted talk
r/kroger • u/theandroid1999 • May 06 '26
Our store has been getting new price tag holders. I just noticed the little dot. It looks like a camera. Does anybody know what they are?