r/Aldi_employees

good luck to everyone opening today and dealing with the needoh people 🫡

we already have 6 people with chairs outside 🤦🏻‍♀️

edit/update: a fight almost broke out 🫠
grown ass women fighting over TOYS

Having full store inventory then having recount 176 items very next day for meat is the most retarded thing ever. So dumb.

I don’t understand what Aldi is trying to prove! They could literally start with $15. Get someone specifically for curbside, SCO (to avoid theft) ,and the register., with 3 openers to throw the truck., then on the floor doing back stock and boxing. Maybe 15 associates max. They are a joke and rather just burn all the associates to the ground running around doing every job. I’m all for working hard and I like to stay busy but I’m done! 2 more weeks and I’m out and will never come back ✌️

I hate how they changed the packaging for everything and now none of it scans on the Instacart app. ESPECIALLY all the cans of beans. I’ve stopped caring and just started refunding anything that doesn’t scan. You would think after spending all that money they would make sure the new barcodes scan on curbside but I guess they don’t hire people with brain cells at corporate.

I’m planning on finding a new job and just quitting before I start that job. What happens to my 401k since I’ve only been here a couple months short of 2 years? And can I be penalized in anyway for sitting without coverage?

i’m just wondering how using sick time works. i’ve been working at my store for 5 months now & i’ve never had to call off or use sick time, so i was just wondering what the process is for that and how that works?

Got fired after just a week because I wasn't as fast as they wanted me to be.

They actually used the sentence "not active enough."

My first time working retail (used to work in a factory), I was really trying and was happy to be able to learn new skills.

Is this common practice, or is this kind of a rare experience?