u/Canesfan252

It seems like they are uninterested in keeping employees. They expect loyalty but it's not something they earn. Since things have just been getting worse since Sycamore bought Walgreens with stores being open again this Thanksgiving, pharmacies open on major holidays now, smaller raises given, hours being cut more and other bullshit corporate moves. But does the company even care if people quit? It doesn't seem like they do unless it's a mass resignation since they know you are easily replaceable. They have the attitude that if you don't like how we are running things, then you can quit and go work somewhere else then.

My SM and ESM mention them every damn shift I work but I mostly don't even bother asking anyone about them anymore. I don't care if I get in trouble for this. This job isn't worth stressing over and hopefully I can finally quit in the next few months. I've been with the company 19 years now and I've never been at any other store that has as many problems as this one.

I work at a tier 3 store and our pharmacy is going to be open on Memorial Day. Is this every location that the pharmacies will be open on major holidays now? How does this even make sense business wise? Doctor's offices aren't going to be sending in prescriptions on holidays with them being closed.