- Report: #433447
Complaint Review: Meijer
| Meijer 8605 E. 34 Rd.
Cadillac, Michigan U.S.A. |
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Meijer I too was jipped out of a raise Cadillac Michigan
*Consumer Comment: Did I miss something...
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Alj26
Cadillac, Michigan
U.S.A.
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Did I miss something...
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, March 12, 2009
Now, being "kept" below a certain level is quite common. Because the fact is they don't want to pay you the benefits that would be afforded to full-time people. This is NOT evil or a RipOff, but business.
Just from your example of getting 2-3 weeks off(with pay). This is money that just goes out but does not do anything to staff the store. So if they moved everyone(or even a bigger percentage) into Full Time this extra cost has to come from somewhere. This is either by raising prices(and with the huge discount stores this can't happen), or cut down on staffing. For example if the store has 10FT/50PT employees. They move another 15 to FT, but to pay for it they have cut another 10PT employees. So after the move they now have 25FT/25PT employees in effect laying off 10 people to keep their overhead the same.
If you don't like it then quit and get another job. Just as there are no laws that say they have to keep you or pay you a certain rate(other than Minimum Wage). There is also no law that states you have to work for them.
Sorry if this sounds rough, but it just appears that you feel that you are entitled to things that you really are not.

