[upchuck]

Good thing I never shop at Kroger.

[Skywise]

That’s… blatantly illegal.

[HighSierra5]

Kroger the oger.

[Signalman]

Lots of other markets to work for. And they’re hiring.

[Responsibility2nd]

Gee, I wish there were Kroger’s in San Antonio.

So I could boycott them.

[eyeamok]

If Health Insurers were forward thinking, they would DENY Coverage any symptoms or health problems related to the fake vaccine

[ConservativeMind]

I find that an appalling change.

We occasionally shop at Kroger. I guess it will be less often, now.

[the_Watchman]

Fry’s groceries are owned by Kroger.

Notice that they are doing this only to nonunion employees? If it is important, then why not for the unionized?!

[McGavin999]

I’ve stopped shopping at Fry’s (Kroger here in Phoenix) because of their mask requirements. I only go in that store to use the bank machine.

[ProfessorGoldiloxx]

Easy one! Boycott Kroger. And let them know why too! If boycotts didn’t work the left wouldn’t do them to us.

[Antoninus]

More discrimination based on health status. And here I thought discrimination was bad. Silly me.

[fruser1]

I would sue based on disrimination on medical status.

[DesertRhino]

Nice, now employees at Kroger who get Covid have a strong incentive to not call in sick.
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[cgbg]

Duress is a violation of the Nuremberg Code.

Kroger execs who think the Nuremberg Code does not apply to them may have to get a teaching moment by future firing squad.

[kiryandil]

The mudbloods are losing patience with us...

[escapefromboston]

If you work at Kroeger’s go in on your last day and pour cement down the toilet

[Lizavetta]

How much more obvious could they make it that this IS NOT about the cost of treating the unvaccinated if they get COVID (conveniently forgetting that the vaccinated are getting COVID and would cost the same).

Kroger's employees - as with any company's employees - who are obese with all the obese-related hospital expenses cost the company far more, and have for many, many years.

So it's not a money thing, now, is it?

[matt04]

What else? Kroger, which employs nearly 500,000 people who interact with up to 9 million customers every day, will reportedly continue offering a $100 reward to employees who get the shot.

So a $100 bribe to do what the company wants. Got it.

[CIB-173RDABN]

Thought experiment - What if businesses deny paid health care for homosexuals since they have a higher chance of contracting AIDS?

The world has become insane and many are using the virus as an excuse to do what they otherwise would not be able to do. If sanity ever returns people are going to look at these Judas Goats for what they are, scum.

[Paladin2]

It’s a Deep State conspiracy.

[hoagy62]

I have a nephew-in-law who works for Fred Meyer, a Kroger company. He’s not vaxxed. I wonder if he’s gonna be affected...