Walgreens Fired for no apparent reason Quincy Illinois

Sir, I am sorry to hear what happened to you.

The good thing is now that you are no longer working for a disgraced company like Walgreens.

THE BEST THING, A lot of companies are now hiring people FROM WALGREENS. They are looking beyond the Walgreens experience and seeing if they are good.

And I can use me as an example. Just 3 months after getting canned by Walgreens (Because I told the truth) my current employee brought in for an interview. After a couple of tests and 2 more interviews, I landed a very good job and considered one of the top rated employees in my company.

So, do not worry. Some company will hire you. I would suggest working for CVS, that way you can give them inside secrets and destory Walgreens

I don't know about your state, but I believe here in MN, as long as you are within your probation period (typically 90 days) they can fire you for almost any reason you can think of and they don't have to even tell you that reason. The only time I've ever been a victim of that was a few months ago but they at least claimed I was seasonal, so I put that on applications, however I doubt that applies in your case. If you state does have that same law, or a similar one, sorry to say but you're pretty much out of luck. The only nice thing also is that most employers are not allowed to give any information to future employers unless you say they can (except for employment dates and verifying that you were actually an employee). So as long as you don't give them permission to tell future employers what happened, Walgreen's can't give you a bad reference.