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To: VRW Conspirator
"No, she should have paid for it or, at least, told her boss the truth and bore the consequences.
24 posted on 03/19/2014 4:40:44 PM PDT by TexasGator
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To: TexasGator; F15Eagle; Cyber Liberty

Whatever. Granted, it was not her property to freely give away. And, she lied about it, initially. Fired, by the standing policy.

Yet, I sense a lack of experience here.
“...where he got it and that 7-11 would be swamped with hobos within hours.”

It is a simple procedure to make the food-drink for the indigent and clearly instruct them to not disturb customers during such process and to go on down the road and not come back. As long as these companies have been doing business, they should have known this event would happen.

Thus, I said that “she should have bore the consequences”. For that, she violated a...what...a rule. That was not expressed by the management with clarity. And, the manager should be fired as well...for incompetence and the regional manger should be called in for questioning.

You turn away the hungry and destitute at your own expense...from experience.

“But after facing a public backlash, he said he’s had a change of heart and Lins can come back to work this week.”...now how much business was lost due to this backlash? ANSWER THIS!


32 posted on 03/19/2014 5:11:10 PM PDT by VRW Conspirator ( 2+2 = V)
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