We were just informed now that 2 co-workers in Roosevelt Field have Covid. It may be easy to do contact tracing with employees but how you do inform the customers who may have had contact with the colleague? They only way would be to make the news public but I am sure that won’t be done. No one has noticed any enhanced cleaning, either. Or counting the number of “guests” in the building. Too bad the store manager only cares about making a profit and not about saving lives. I wonder what he would do if his parents or brother walked in the store and were serviced by the employee with Covid. Would he care then?
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We have team members who have symptoms coming into work since the company re-instituted the reliability program to hold people who call in sick accountable. I'm not sure what Jeff and the senior leaders are thinking, how can we have both wellness checks to ensure sick people don't come to work and at the same time fire people because they called out too many times. Retail Live Matter.
You should be careful about what you post. I’m very sure Chris would care if one of his family members were to get sick. And just because you don’t see enhanced cleaning or occupancy being counted doesn’t mean it isn’t being done. Roosevelt field is a huge store with many floors. If you’re not happy just quit.
OP didn't say they got it specifically at their store. The point is that it could have spread, there's no way to know to whom, and cleaning measures are not being ramped up.
If "somebody in your store got it" you can't prove they "got it" at your Macy's. You can guess at it all you want, but you can't confirm it.
A while back I read that you have to notify your employer of a problem and if they don't fix it (which come on its macys) you can report them to osha and then they'll inspect your store
Someone in my store got it, too. Enhanced cleaning my butt. They don't care about our safety.