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I do give them credit for being on top of social distancing protocols and their staff is always great. But NSM discourages Union organizing and is no longer locally owned or operated. With all the money that grocery stores are making, the owe their workers far more. And the historically Black neighborhoods they help gentrify.
I do give them credit for being on top of social distancing protocols and their staff is always great. But NSM discourages Union organizing and is no longer locally owned or operated. With all the money that grocery stores are making, the owe their workers far more. And the historically Black neighborhoods they help gentrify.
Raleigh Hills Oregon New Seasons
1. When you bring in your own bag, you get a nickel credit.
2. Recently New Seasons started a BAG IT FORWARD Program.
3. The checker is supposed to ask you if you want to donate your nickel.
I went there to shop & saw my nickel credit on the cash register screen and assumed I was given the credit. The checker did not ask me if I wanted to bag it forward.
I called the store up when I got home because I noticed on my receipt that I had not been credited.
The staffer at the store suggested that it was a miscommunication.
I told him there was NO COMMUNICATION -- the checker did not ask me if I wanted to donate my nickel but assumed it.
This is disconcerting that this New Seasons store is making an assumption about where I want to donate.
When you presume/assume the little things, what follows?
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