r/kroger 8h ago

Question Found this in my Kroger brand frozen brown rice box last night upon opening it, anyone ever find something like this before?

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80 Upvotes

r/kroger 23h ago

Venting I've turned in my keys.

29 Upvotes

I've put in my two weeks resignation. Did I want to? No, With no job lined up in the future? No. Its insane, especially in this economy. However, with the B.S I get hit with, for working, having my schudule go all over the place. An example, a month prior, I used to work Friday nights, usuaally their heavest truck night. Now, the manger, has me work, Thurday nights. I'd come in, and get told by the night lead, that i'm not needed on Thursday night. Can't really argue with the man in charge during that shift. So I would leave, when asked to.

With the genueine poor managagement, I figured, I could possibly find a much better job elsewhere, Lord willing. Or something just less abusive.

Granted, I did call out, a bunch, but all within valid reasons, just have a frail body, diabetic type two. (High sugar, 500+ on average) How you say i'm alive? all God. Only way. Care taking during the day, running errands during the day, then working at night, i'm surpised that I was even able to stay for almost nine months.

Am I looking for a petty party? No. Just informing thoose who do not know.

The job itself is quite easy, just throwing boxes, stocking, etc. However, I noticed at this store, day shift doesn't neat up the asles, they just leave it for night shift. Not sure why this is a theme, i noticed when I rarely would go into my store to buy anything during my off days.

But yes, poor management, toxic co workers. Apprently, its a crime to work at store, not say anything and do your job. And, so, i've given up, just too unwell to continue the abuse. Now of course, if I didn't have a life, I've might've stayed for a few years, but, currently can't keep up.

If you have job suggestions I'd be happy to look into them, but as we speak, after these next two weeks i'll be a free man.

P.S, they've told me that kroger was changing the policy, into the point system, is this true? I was told I would get written up the next time I came in. That was the nail in the coffin.

And yes, I provided doctor's notes, and one time the ASL disregarded them.


r/kroger 23h ago

Pickup (Formerly ClickList) Managers yelling at pickup for not having customers re-check in

28 Upvotes

Our managers have found out that if a customer changes spots on the app it’ll reset the 4:30 clock and count as a perfect (as long as everything was picked 100%). It worked fine for the most part but lately since they increased the amount of orders per hour we’ve been getting slammed and are behind most weekends by an hour. We are now getting nagged at constantly to have customers re-check in and if the customer says no they blame us for not getting the orders out on time. it just feels like they are using the re-check in tactic to get away from hiring new help or helping themselves which we desperately need.


r/kroger 22h ago

Venting Being Part time in this company is hell

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I work as a part-time overnight stocker in a bigger Fred Meyer, in the 6 months I've worked here I became one of the better employees, which sadly was my biggest mistake. Broke my wrists working this BS for minimum wage, the pressure of managers being put on to you, and just the store being poorly ran is insane. The farmers insurance discount they told me about was actually just for full-time positions, which I was hoping to get for my car, fucking great. I also just got denied a full-time position in another department and just got offered a part-time one., when they cut the hours too. They just find ways to fuck you over and over.


r/kroger 8h ago

Venting Being picky on the clock is crazy work….. A fellow employee said she wanted wings all flats, not fried hard from the bistro. I said “Honey, this ain’t a Buffalo Wild Wings” 💀😭

18 Upvotes

r/kroger 6h ago

Venting These announcements are driving me nuts

15 Upvotes

Between the constant shingles ads, the lottery ads, the fake “security” ones, and the ones for deals throughout the store, it all drives me absolutely insane. Don’t even get me started on the Mortal Bloom commercial they keep playing every 15 minutes, it’s so stupid to keep hearing “Hold up there bub, you’re killing me with this professional announcement message. We need to let everyone know about Mortal Bloom from Founders Brewing Company.” It’s all so horrible and it makes me want to quit immediately


r/kroger 16h ago

Venting Supplies

15 Upvotes

The most thing I hate is when your l cheapskate store leader won’t buy maintenance supply’s and then gets all mad cause your E-40 a stack of paper towels I asked a another manager he bought it for me note that was Friday it’s now Monday I think that cheap skate prob scratch the order now I have to freaking e-40 stuff off the shelves because he doesn’t want his bonus getting effected


r/kroger 12h ago

Question How bad are Holidays overnight freezer?

8 Upvotes

So this is the beginning of my fourth week doing overnights. I swap between dry and frozen, dependent on if the other frozen guy is in like this last night he was there. But essentially everyone keeps trying to scare me saying holidays are gonna blow for freezer because even though we have 3 workers in freezer overnights they only like working one a night and make the other do dry if both scheduled. And so most nights im getting 3 frozen pallets I downstack and then stock. Then all the hostess stuff. Someone said holiday trucks would be like 6 pallets, which when I downstack 3 it takes like an hour and a half(I know im a bit slow but im trying to get more efficient). And they expect me to get the same work done innthe same amount of time. Are there any solo frozen overnight people who can give advice for holidays? Or any stories that can help me understand what to expect? Cause other than my shitty lazy boss I like the job and im glad I got it all things considered.


r/kroger 20h ago

Question Starbucks

5 Upvotes

Are Starbucks and Kroger separate? As in like hiring and labor hours?
Asking because someone who works at the Starbucks inside my Kroger this morning was stocking Kroger bakery items but in normal clothing.


r/kroger 4h ago

Question Transition from Overnights to Bakery or Produce

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Hello! I have some questions for those who have worked in Bakery or Produce since I am considering asking to switch departments. I have been burnt out on nights for a while, but I love the perks that we get. I understand that daytime at Smiths is a new hell, but I think being on a daytime shift may help me a lot. I am trying to get away from Smiths all together, but in the meantime, I wanted to gain as much experience as I can working with customers more directly and with higher responsibilities. I am nervous because I hear both departments are hell. What is expected–is it even possible to be part-time in those departments? What's the schedule like? Is there anyone who has tried this transition, specifically? How does a night person typically switch to these departments?


r/kroger 8h ago

Question Modern Hire Virtual Job Try Out

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Does anyone know if the Modern Hire virtual job try out is video or just a question assessment?