• Admiral Patrick
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    5012 hours ago

    I look forward to those legal fees showing up in the higher prices at my local Kroger /s 😠

    • @lemmydripzdotz456
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      1910 hours ago

      If you have options where you live, you may want to look for a better grocery store. Kroger is not known for supporting their employees.

      • @[email protected]
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        67 hours ago

        Many in even semi-rural areas don’t. It’s Walmart (located just outside town so they don’t have to pay city taxes) if you’re “lucky”, or Kroger/Soops/CityMarket/other names for Kroger. No way to vote with one’s dollar when one needs to eat. Good sentiment though, sometimes people develop patterns and don’t look into another option.

        I’ve been using the Renfro salsa litmus test, as a name-brand-but-universal product sold at most stores to compare how their mark-up works. Kroger’s often one of the worst.

      • @Pacattack57
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        15 hours ago

        I have an friend that worked there for 45 years. Retired in June. He said he liked it there. 🤷🏽‍♂️

        • @AngryCommieKender
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          24 hours ago

          He got in before they went to shit. That’s like starting at Walmart in the early 80s when they had employee benefits.

          New employees don’t get the old perks

      • @CuddlyCassowary
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        1210 hours ago

        I have King Soopers (Kroger) or Whole Foods. Since Whole Foods is owned by Amazon is that even a better option employee-rights wise?

        • @Lennny
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          16 hours ago

          Nope. Illusion of choice is the American way.

      • @Tronn4
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        1010 hours ago

        We have an Albertsons… oh wait

      • ThrowawayOnLemmy
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        610 hours ago

        I got 3 Krogers close by, and a Meijer about 20 minutes away. Not really the best alternative.