Close all the stores. Stop funneling people in.
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We have had employees in city stores work for a week with no symptoms but spread it to other reps and managers who do have symptoms and the store still remained open.
If you see a city store close in the last few days it’s because they have had a outbreak.
Unemployment benefits are like $1000 a week right now. That’s lit.
It's pretty essential if you want to replace a broken phone or transfer your account to another sized sim because your spare phone uses a different sized SIM.
Retail is essential if you want to have a job. If AT&T doesn't make sales, they have no reason to continue employing many of their workers. Randall's eager enough to axe all of us as it is.
I would much rather be out working and earning a paycheck than cooped up in my house for four weeks straight. Or worse, to be among those sent home without pay and then to find that they've been laid off completely. And good luck finding work if you've been laid off - the IMF is now predicting a global recession worse than 2008 - 09.
As much as I dislike the way this company treats its workers, I'm grateful to have employment in a company that's not shut down right now.
It is essential. I guess this person would rather be out of a job when they close all the stores. If you hate AT&T so much go work somewhere else.
For those that try and prop up retail as being essential for FirstNet, tell that to the managers trying to force the garbage tv service down everyone's throats and servicing non essential citizens who are just coming to upgrade.
Firstnet nonessential?
I always buy my phones unlocked from the manufacturer and then shop the web for service. Att is usually on the bottom of the list because of price and service.
I kinda wish they did something very similar to Best Buy.
It’s essential to pay bills
Unless you need a phone, then it's very essential.