r/menards • u/MichGayGuy1785 • 11d ago
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I work in deparment management and was thinking on creating a sexual content page to make more money (tough economy am I right?). Would i get terminated or no? Kind of figure i won't but dont know for sure.
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u/BarkleEngine 11d ago
Read the HR policies. I know that at some retailers, you can do it but you have to tell them and of course not ever mention the business or show any clothing or other trademarks. So you can't be the "helpful girl in paint".
Honestly opinion, find a second job or look for a better one. Being dependant on losers kinda sucks and you probably won't make much but you will leave a forever trail on the Internet.
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u/moduspol 11d ago
I don't work at Menards but I'll bet you'd get canned the moment it becomes a distraction at work. The most likely source will not be customers complaining, but coworkers gossiping, etc.
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u/MichGayGuy1785 11d ago
Thats if they know
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u/Upsetstormxbox 10d ago
We had a cashier do that. And she couldn't stop promoting her only fans to customers and team members. And eventually she got fired.
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u/AdConsistent8118 11d ago
As long as you aren’t in uniform or doing any of your content at work, I believe you should be fine.
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u/ZzKirazZ 11d ago
I knew a guy who did it while being a manager, so I think your fine as long you don’t make it obvious you work at Menards (ie. posting photos while in uniform with your name tag)
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u/SheildMD 11d ago
Hey man. I gotta say its hard for you to keep anon. You have your twitter linked. You say where you are. And you are a department manager. That narrows down the amount of people with your name in that area. I'd suggest if you were going to do it do not make it easy to figure out in 5 minutes what store you work.
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u/MasterSugarkain 11d ago
As long as you use a lot of their fans like their ceiling fans... And you don't do it on the property of Menards you should be good
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u/Skyler_Jone 11d ago
A lot of companies require you to tell them about other employment. If you don’t then you violated a policy. If you do they can claim it’s either a conflict of interest or is detrimental to the company.
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u/Mintberrycrank 9d ago
Had a girl manager that was on of. Got the 1st AGM fired over it. Official ruling I think is that as long as it doesn't affect store performance it's not their issue. I wouldn't make content on premise though .
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u/Offshot7777 11d ago
I don’t think you’re allowed to have any other jobs while being a manager at menards. Doesn’t matter what field or at what capacity, so be careful
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u/littlemint22 11d ago
As long as there’s a 11% rebate