A little light reading while you wait 20 minutes for your McFood because nobody wants to waste their life being abused for hunger wages by a literal clown.

This was hung up in plain sight next to the registers at the McDonald’s along I-80 in Winnemucca NV. Name and shame

  • @brewdtype
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    961 year ago

    What in the ever-loving fuck is “loyalty fraud”?

    • daikikiOP
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      441 year ago

      It’s doublespeak for giving people a discount.

      • subignition
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        1101 year ago

        No, it’s not, it’s referring to e.g. the cashier scanning their personal mobile app rewards account when checking out people that don’t have one, accumulating tons of points in the app

        • @Anders429
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          241 year ago

          This sounds like the most likely definition. But really, it’s on them for not putting any sort of definition for the term. Some random person reading it will assume all kinds of possible meanings.

            • Alto
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              261 year ago

              If you’re only putting in your number for customers that don’t have one, sure. If you’re putting yours in instead of the customers, I think I’d consider that theft.

              • @[email protected]
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                21 year ago

                The sign is definitely not about protecting the customer’s rewards points. The savings is payback for the customer downloading the app, the company wants their money worth.

                • Alto
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                  1 year ago

                  Most likely not, but that was actually the exact case at my first job. Managers didn’t care if we put it in when the customer didn’t have one, we only got banned from doing it once a couple of my coworkers started putting theirs in instead of customers and customers (rightfully) raised hell over it.

      • @brewdtype
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        1 year ago

        Oh that’s….somehow less bad than I thought, at least. I thought it was something about faking loyalty to the company.

      • @Bakachu
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        131 year ago

        So theft is theft. I guess I get it but the term loyalty theft makes it sound so much different. When I used to work fastfood I gave free food to people I didn’t even like - usually shitty customers just to get them out of my face. But hey that’s not loyalty theft at least.

        • daikikiOP
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          241 year ago

          The idea that an employee is not only not given the agency to make that kind of decision, but that an employer would consider using discount codes inappropriately a crime, and that they see nothing wrong with posting this in plain view of customers is dystopian as fuck.

          • @Bakachu
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            111 year ago

            Fear tactics indeed. Shitty management 101.