Kroger axes hundreds of employees

Glad to hear there's at least one chain they didnt screw up .
Here in Omaha bakers was the cream of the crop when it was family owned with about 20 stores .
They're probably half that now and the last place I'd shop .

 

Same here two gone.

In the same coin two dollahs are closing as well.

 

That’s the farmed out version, used to be Kroger employees.

 

Oh well it's still their operation that's contracted out I guess. horrible.

 

Having relatives that worked for Krogers, they suck.

 

If that is the same placed I delivered to back in the 70's...It sucked like that back then

 

I think so it's off depot st or ave next to a steel place so you have reffers and flatbed the flat bed that company at least has like 2 guys blocking traffic to they can back into the doors. The dirt lots they have you wait at I dont think are even owned by kroger i dont know what they will do if someone builds on them their will be no where for more then three trucks to turnaround get loaded

 

They have some of the most expensive lumpers on the planet in Phoenix.

I've seen a dry van load go $400 in lumper fees.

 

That's outrageous.

And FFE used to Scream bloody murder if I went 65 dollars on a lumper cost 20 years ago. WTF?

 

Try costco, its cheaper.