As I was doing research on how many Google reviews each store has, it seems that Florida, New England, New Jersey, and Colorado seems to have the most store locations per capita. They have one store per 350,000 and in the case of New Hampshire one... — read more 

Have they posted the list of stores closing yet? I heard over half the company will close within a year.

I think the customers are getting wise to our out of stock issues. We keep telling them it’s the supply chain but other retailers have Brita in stock. We have no coffee, soda stream canisters, pillows. It’s getting really bad.

As field managers continue to focus their attention on posting LinkedIn and Facebook feeds with photos of great looking remodels and seasonal sets, company executives are focused on avoiding bankruptcy due to no attention be placed on what keeps the... — read more 

We no longer own buy buy baby because we essentially just put it up as collateral for this new loan. We can no longer accept baby returns because we no longer own the company.

https://www.nj.gov/labor/assets/PDFs/WARN/2022_WARN_Notice_Archive.pdf Here is the WARN notice- states 328 employees will be affected and effective date is 9/28. Port Reading is listed, I also heard Woodbridge/ Iselin, NJ. Companies are required to... — read more 

You don't have to be very wise to realize that the company has reached rock bottom and that there is hardly any way back. Everything they were doing was leading up to this point of no return. . . Do you remember the last good move made by our... — read more 

The few customers we have are laughing at us saying we are going out of business and want merchandise for free or cheap and want to use coupons. Is the end really near?

I will only be here for a few more days, but because of some people who still haven't managed to get new jobs, I wish there was a way for the company to avoid bankruptcy. On the other hand, I really don't see how that would be possible anymore?

After a few weeks of fishing, they just secured a loan they have no way of paying off this winter with all of their inventory... — read more 

No matter where I go, I highly doubt it could be worse than here.

We should still get paid for awhile while management rushes to hire some more VP's!

Bed Bath & Beyond's sinking stock price wipes nearly $100M in value off Vanguard funds After a major investor sold his holdings in the struggling retailer and caused its stock price to plummet, Vanguard Group's holdings in the company lost 50% of... — read more 

What is a more profitable store?? One store capturing a million customers, or an area which has three stores with a 450,000 people in the entire area. the San Joaquin, Stanislaus, and Merced trade area only has one Bed Bath and Beyond in Modesto... — read more 

Why does closing and consolidating store locations not solve the company's issue?? I noticed from my research that Bed Bath and Beyond has changed their strategy from being more a community store operating locations in 5 mile radiuses with 200,000 to... — read more 

Forbes just put out an article we already saw coming. BBBY is over 90 days past due to most major vendors. The credit companies have revoked almost all credit insurance associated with Bbby. Put a fork in us we are done

So this db buys a ton of stock, demands changes like booting the CEO, adding seats to the board and in the blink of an eye sells all of his shares and makes a ton of money while the ship is slowly sinking. RC doesn’t care about anything except... — read more 

First 47 years vs. last 3 Customer focused vs. KPI focus Bottom up management vs. Top down Decentralized vs. Centralized Neighborhood stores vs. Corporate Promote from within vs. look Outside Trust vs. Suspicion Intellectual honesty vs. Political... — read more 

Bloomberg reporting today that we are in talks with Kirkland & Ellis to help balance the books. It also says they are "typically known for its dominance in restructuring and bankruptcy situations." Seems like we are going to hear about bankruptcy... — read more 

Anyone else’s SM check out completely? Continually screws the store by showing up hours late with no communication… I wish they had to punch the clock so you could see how much their salary is working for them. Not to mention being in the office for... — read more 

Looks like Cohen is done with BBB . Take the money and run . Good luck to all.

My store should literally have almost twice as many employees, without any exaggeration. Obviously, no one wants to work here anymore. This is not a reason to treat the remaining workers like dirt, because they could soon be without us too. If... — read more 

I've given too many of my years to this place to just walk away. What I won't do anymore is anything beyond my job. I've been filling three to four roles every day for months because we have nobody else to do it. Well, from now on, it won't get done... — read more 

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When can I expect a can opener, a mop maybe a kitchen towel. It’s sad that we can’t get a type of cleaning chemical. How many more empty sections before we get what we need and what sells everyday. I can get 30 $400 foot massages but not a $3 bottle... — read more 

Are they closing my store? Regis came to take pictures to early for inventory. Are they getting ready for liquidation?

It's obvious that the people leading the company are fully incompetent and have no idea what they're doing. There is no long-term strategy in place that I can see. I usually wouldn't even care, but it's the employees who end up paying for their... — read more 

Remodels are canceled and the vendors like my company who are contracted to install the fixtures have not been paid for our services. We are owed nearly $2M.. VP of construction “SE” has no oversight and lacks the basic business financial knowledge... — read more 

We are so understaffed it's criminal. Nobody wants to work at Bed Bath anymore and I can't blame them. Those few who want to join are terrible. They have no experience and the same amount of drive. Most of them are lazy. This ship is sinking and... — read more 

VPs all in for a meeting tomorrow in corporate. Something is going down.

Word is they were laid off a few weeks ago, was wondering what type of compensation they got.

You hate working there but you're too used to it and too scared to go and try out something new. I know, I've been there. But once I managed to push myself to leave my comfort zone, I was able to find a new job that's better in every possible way... — read more 

Stock was up 32% today. What does this mean good or bad ?

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/08/05/bed-bath-beyond-discontinues-wild-sage-private-brand-as-it-tries-to-improve-sales.html

What is the real reason we get in UGG DAILY???

Just opened a Zipline message on my cell for a merch pivot. Link is dated 8/1. When I open it it goes straight to indeed.com! Hillarious.

The losses will be compensated through cuts in personnel and hours and they'll always be able to find enough desperate people who're willing to work in horrible conditions for low pay to replace those who refuse to take the abuse any longer... — read more 

Wild Sage is a corpse now. Next victim will be Our Table. Look for 50% then 80 % just like WS. All of the owned brands are going bye bye and we are bringing back what we sold before. Wow what a concept. They should make MT buy all of the cr-p he... — read more 

It is always better to leave voluntarily, when a person finds a better opportunity, than to be laid off. I saw several posts here about possible layoffs in August, while others are of the opinion that those layoffs will not happen. Why do you think... — read more