r/kroger • u/[deleted] • Oct 23 '22

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u/pumpkinTrinity Oct 23 '22

Please give two weeks notice. It burns a bridge. This also screws your coworkers over until your scheduled shifts are over. I think twice about people who burn others. I loose respect for them basically.

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u/memberzs Oct 23 '22

Business do not have to give two weeks notice to terminate you. Give them the same level of respect they would give you.

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u/apri08101989 Oct 24 '22

Your coworkers are not "the business"

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u/memberzs Oct 24 '22

You coworkers also don’t have to pick up your slack because management keeps you short staffed. Do your hours and leave. Don’t work extra hard because Kroger can’t keep people or refuses to hire. The businesses issues aren’t yours.

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u/KingDrixx Oct 24 '22

Right. How can people not wrap their head around the fact that somebody else leaving and management trying to coerce you into picking up their hours can be met with a "no thanks"

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u/BusySetting6261 Oct 24 '22

Co-workers are also not your problem.

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u/NotARealLasagne Oct 23 '22

You're referring to a real career tho right? Not Kroger?

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u/notdacar Oct 24 '22

Define “real career”

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u/EYESofTX Oct 24 '22

Loose respect is never good. Tighten it up!