Dollar General Worker Does Video On “How Bad It Is”
In Alabama, you can drive a mile and see five Dollar General locations.
They are everywhere and everyone loves them.
Unless, in many recent cases, you work at DG.
Now, an employee has posted a TikTok video on "how bad it is" at the store, in his opinion.
Watch what he is saying below.
@travisbennett767 #dollargeneral #putinaticket #help ♬ original sound - travisbennett767
*Video from @travisbennett767/TikTok
It was also written about by The Daily Dot here.
As an employee at a large company, I can understand the "put in a ticket" complaint.
At times, you feel like you are being told that just so you will leave them alone.
This isn't a brand new issue, of course. I'm also not sure if it should be blamed on the same thing other companies are blaming staff shortages on.
I've heard about this at Dollar General before, and I even had an employee reach out to me from her Tuscaloosa, Alabama store.
I was told a story about a Tuscaloosa area employee, who posted her comments here on this message board.
The employee said one of her managers told her to delete all comments, about Dollar General putting workers at risk in relation to safety standards, immediately, or be fired.
In addition, she was told to get rid of any post with negative comments about Dollar General.
You have got to be kidding!
Dollar General employees have faced all types of threats of late.
Photo: Facebook/DC Townsquare Media
You can't tell workers what they can say online or to friends and family. Right? Would any large corporation get away with this blatant censorship?
Am I missing something? Did the rules change in the last six months?
I'm convinced you always look like you are hiding something when you behave this way in business or in regular everyday life.
What do you think you will gain by trying to "shut the employees up"?
It will always blow up in your face.
It's public record that Dollar General recently was cited by the government for hazardous conditions at many locations. The workers at those locations should be able to express their concerns.
RIGHT? Why shouldn't they be allowed to speak out?
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