r/ShopRite

Hi everyone lol as the title says my last day is on the horizon, what should I do to make it memorable 😂😂

**this post is 100% sarcasm but I am leaving

Wakefern fired their whole advertising department and are outsourcing the circular and store signage starting 5/17. What could go wrong?

I’m new at ShopRite (just about/under a month) and I’ve been feeling pretty sick the last few days and I have a shift later today. I’m contemplating calling out, but I’m unsure of how to do so/if I’d get in trouble for doing so. Can anyone offer any guidance? Thanks!

So I've been working at my store for a little less than 3 years, am part of the union, yet my pay is still just around $16.

My home department is cashier, but I've been working everywhere these past few years such as grocery, scanning, CGO, OPD, customer service, bakery, produce, carts, practically the entire store.

Some weeks I only work 1 day as cashier and rest of the week I'm in other departments.

I've asked my store managers and they said that I'm still classified as cashier so I only qualify for the yearly union raise.

I've tried to transfer over to other departments, but these departments claim that my schedule doesn't work with them (which is BS to begin with since they're always hiring people) so I'm stuck as cashier.

Would it be appropriate to ask again for a raise, or should I just leave?

Paramus Shoprite

I miss my friend Leticia at the store. I have not seen her there in many months and I would normally see her every time I went. She was always demonstrating something and just brightened up the store. I would make fun with her at Christmas when she would magically take all the calories out of the cakes. She was even on the Sherry talk show. She knew everyone. So it's not our business where she went but I do wish her well and I miss her. I hope she moved up to corporate making those Big Bucks $$$