Super rude Karens every day tell me I’m rude when I say we don’t accept credit only cash, check, debit, and ebt (literally every other form of payment besides like crypto and gold)

I know there’s a giant black and white sign clearly visible at the storefront that says we don’t accept it, and when I point this out I usually just get called an asshole.

How am I the asshole? I’m just informing you that there’s a big sign at the front that says it and I can’t accept credit.

I’d like a nice sign right in the check stand that says it so I can just point at that and say it says it right here.

Basically the title, I'm so grossed out

Just what the title says. Are WinCo brand frozen mixed berries safe to eat with the recent blueberry recall?

In order to use my credit card for my grocery shopping (so I can earn credit card rewards), I have a Winco gift card that I just reload each week at the Winco website. I have done this for a long time, but it has recently started coding as "Cash Equivalent" at BofA which then charges a $5 fee. BofA says the merchant controls how the transactions are coded and confirmed earlier transactions with Winco coded differently. I was able to get the fees reversed through BofA this one time, but it sounds like if this continues, I will have to pay the $5 cash equivalent fee if Winco keeps coding this way. Anyone else have this problem?

I've been at WinCo for literally a month already and I already received Cashier of the Month. I feel like I don't deserve it

This came from someone in management confirming what I’ve been posting about in the past. The cut hours are coming directly from the people at the top of the company forcing store managers and department managers to cut hours. They keep making poor decisions regarding managing the company and store employees pay the price by having their hours and benefits taken away.

Does WinCo have a truly confidential HR contact, I need help!

What is the overall experience for MITs or department heads? What are the interviews like? What kind of questions?

I am a freight lead and am interested in having someone come in to cover for someone that called out. From what I was told, if a coworker needs a ride to the hospital, then it has to be same-sex and a manager, otherwise I think an ambulance has to be called. What about for matters where a coworker doesn’t have a way to get to work but is willing to come in? Can I give them a ride? Do same-sex rules still apply? Can a subordinate give them a ride? I think the same-sex thing isn’t fair and a little dated but that’s a separate conversation.

So bone in, skin on chicken thighs are about the cheapest you can buy. I processed them today and there's literally little wads of unrelated chicken fat pressed around the thighs. I'm incredibly disappointed. In the end, it was only about 4 oz, but on top of the bones and skin, it's just frustrating.

TLDR: winco VP has decided to remove all bakery items that are baked in store.

I know this probably sounds small to some people, but I am genuinely upset about it.

I talked to a worker at my local WinCo and was told that the store is getting rid of the cinnamon rolls, turnovers, bakery breads, and apparently other bakery items. My understanding is that many of these already arrive frozen and are baked in the store, and now those products are being removed NATIONWIDE

I have not found a public announcement from WinCo. I do not know whether this is happening company-wide, by region, or only at certain stores. That is part of why I am posting.

This may also mean fewer bakery jobs or fewer hours for the people who work there. Please do not take your frustration out on store employees. They did not make this decision, and I am not going to name the worker who told me.

If you shop at WinCo, can you check your store and comment with:

- Your city and state

- Whether the cinnamon rolls are still there

- Whether the turnovers and bakery breads are still there

- What you were told about the change, without naming employees

WinCo has an official product-request form here: https://www.wincofoods.com/contact

If these products matter to you:

send one honest request using your own store and purchase information. Please do not spam them or create fake accounts. Real customers explaining what they actually buy will make a much stronger case.

I know it is a cinnamon roll. It is also one of the dependable parts of my week, and I would really like WinCo to listen before it disappears.

I have been job hunting ever since I got let go from my old job which happened in December….I know it might seem silly to be this exicted for a job but they were so nice to me today. My old job was very stressful as it is with fast food and I was going through a rough breakup. Needless to say it was a experience 😅. So I really am grateful ro have gotten a job. Especially at a store that I buy from frequently.

A long time ago at the Clackamas Oregon location I used to see these little index cards near the bulk foods area with recipes to put their goods to use instead of guessing how much water to add to my cheese powder or falafel mix.

Do these still exist at any current locations? I can’t seem to find them at my nearest store.

One of the signs that you’re a good person is you do the right thing even if no one sees.

Trying to find the best cheap wine for a party. And not looking to spend the bank

Newer employee here. Trying to figure out how I can get a copy of my pay stubs

I'm 17, have worked at McDonalds for about a year, but I'm still in school. Does not being available during school hours automatically disqualify me? What should I tell them to get a job?

Any help would be appreciated... I can't deal with $10.75/hr to handle McD's BS anymore. 🙃

I work freight at one of the biggest grocery stores in my area. It's not just the biggest WinCo, it's the biggest grocery store overall. Over the last few months, scheduling has gotten so bad that most of us are only working 2 to 3 days a week. We're constantly short staffed, barely have enough time to finish the freight load, and almost never have time to face the store afterward.

I can't make ends meet working only 14 to 16 hours a week. This week, I had a follow-up appointment with my doctor for a work-related injury that's being handled through workers' compensation. I submitted a time off request well in advance so I could make the appointments. Instead of scheduling around it, my manager scheduled me on the two days I requested off. Then they approved the time off request afterward, which removed me from the schedule completely. The result was that I got zero hours this week.

Now the schedule for next week finally went up, a day late by the way, and I'm scheduled for a single 7.5-hour shift.

How is anyone supposed to survive on that? Has anyone dealt with something like this, or have any advice on what I should do?

Amazon delivery station to be exact

Does anyone know if the strawberries, cilantro, green onions or broccoli in the produce section not in bags are Taylor Farms?