Thread regarding Bed Bath & Beyond layoffs

The evolution is minimum wage workers who will never see benefits or full time status

If you are getting paid at a rate outside of the pay rate yes company has set for your job you are going away if you are full time. Essentially this means you. You the worker who has been with the company 20 years. You have gotten a raise every year of employment because of your dedication and loyalty. However now that the sky is falling the company has decided that raises and loyalty are the “old way” of doing things so it must evolve. The evolution is minimum wage workers who will never see benefits or full time status. This isn’t rumor mongering. This is happening right now in your company. If you have a full time position with benefits and have been with Bed Bath for a significant amount of years than you know 2 part timers with no benefits is better. Who cares that they will call out, be lazy, and act like a normal minimum wage worker? Corporate thinks the excel sheet looks better with you gone. Wake up. This is Bed Bath and Bloodshed.

Reposted this from @YjbMnkx-4ntv

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If there are no more lay-offs, then why is it all over the news about 40 stores closing?

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Post ID: @9ywh+YoeVStT

I can confirm the restructuring side of the equation. Consolidation by taking on other duties are high on the list, be it no longer wasting time and money folding towels, being asked to open or closing a store, moving to another department, or as simple as being called upon for more floor coverage.

In my region, the employees, at least the ones I know of with vast experience, are being given many options, none of them are being told it's either my way or the highway.

I like informed answers, not the usual scare tactics that have become so commonplace.

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Post ID: @3uvg+YoeVStT

Stop putting out information that is not true. I know from a very reliable source in corporate that the lay-offs are done. They moved, demoted and termed the people who were on their list. Look for a lot more restructuring. Things are changing but lay-offs are not part of that.

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Post ID: @3wzj+YoeVStT

Another lay-off is coming heard that today!!

Great ready they aren’t done yet

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Post ID: @2iqv+YoeVStT

BBB Recruitment Drive: Looking for highly motivated youngsters for nothing but part-time, minimum wage jobs with no chance of benefits, but with a chance to advance, maybe, before being let go for the next id--t.

If you expect this, you don't understand that running a business requires workers with a willingness to give all they have, not just twenty-somethings without a care for their future.

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Post ID: @2bvu+YoeVStT

Corporate wants you to believe that all us ok and they can’t do it without their awesome full timers, wake up! They are getting rid of regular full time on the floor! They can’t afford to pay benefits anymore and line their own pockets because your taking up the money they can use to hire 2-3 part timers without benefits, come on people you have to know that by now. Yes I still work for bbb but I’m looking.

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Post ID: @1ypo+YoeVStT

Thisee tall takes have gone way too far, I again go back to the talk of the equity buyer that was set in stone, guaranteed, yada, yada, yada. Unbelievable.

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Post ID: @1zow+YoeVStT

Evidence speaks for itself... they are hiring full time staff! Okay, a 16-year-old associate at my store, San Francisco, making minimum wage and working 10-15 hours a week being the norm. Wtf??? I want what you're smokin'!!!

That comment about the increasing minimum wages will do away with the fantasy of hiring everyone at slave wages...

Again, I want what you're smokin'!

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Post ID: @1kza+YoeVStT

More posters talking to themselves.

You do NOT run a company solely on minimum wage part-timers with no benefits.

I won't even try to explain to you the myriad of reasons why from a business perspective, no matter how it looks on a spreadsheet.

Any company that ever tried that would be destined for liquidation.

With minimum wages headed to $15 in many regions, I find this rationale quite laughable,

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Post ID: @1crv+YoeVStT

That’s what I’ve been saying all along! If your full time and have let’s say 15 to 30 years and an hourly wage if 15 to 18 per hour you can bend over and kiss it goodbye. You are going away and soon. Those days are gone, it doesn’t matter if you agree or not or if your SM says different it’s a lie, you are going away. You may be offered a reclassified job at a lower rate but that’s the only way your going to stay. Don’t be foolish and wait till your out the door, look for a better company to work for, right now your only three because they need your back, you will be discarded.

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