Alex
Clifton,#2Author of original report
Sat, February 04, 2006
***UPDATE*** Manger first denied any participation in cutting my unemployment. 1/30/2006 interviewed by the employment commission, stated they needed to call the employer who brought the matter to their attention, claims double scanning of coupons is misconduct. Who else answers the phone? None other than the employer himself Bobby Mears who willingly changes his story of how I was fired. Now states I was discharged for theft and dishonesty, for double scanning a coupon? Rather for being bullied to sign my own statement of how I double scanned a coupon. Seems Mr. Mears needs to clean up his act a little. Not only pushy and intimidating but a cheap liar who would rather never see me employed again. My advice avoid Food Lion at all costs, they are non-unionized for a reason.
John
Chandler,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, January 25, 2006
ABC News Magazine "Prime Time Live" broadcast one of its high profile investigative reports. The story accused Food Lion, an 1100-store grocery chain, of selling old food, cheese gnawed by rats, and spoiled meat washed in bleach to kill the odor. ABC used some controversial techniques to learn about Food Lion. Two producers worked undercover in two North Carolina supermarkets, lying on their resumes to get the jobs. They each wore a wig hiding a tiny lipstick-sized camera, and each carried a concealed microphone. Food Lion did not deny the undercover report's allegations. They did whereever sue for fraud to be recompenced for the wages and time spent training the reporters. Food Lion additionally sued for fraud asking millions in punitive damages. Important to note that they did not deny the report. Sounds like another one needs to be done.
John
Chandler,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, January 25, 2006
ABC News Magazine "Prime Time Live" broadcast one of its high profile investigative reports. The story accused Food Lion, an 1100-store grocery chain, of selling old food, cheese gnawed by rats, and spoiled meat washed in bleach to kill the odor. ABC used some controversial techniques to learn about Food Lion. Two producers worked undercover in two North Carolina supermarkets, lying on their resumes to get the jobs. They each wore a wig hiding a tiny lipstick-sized camera, and each carried a concealed microphone. Food Lion did not deny the undercover report's allegations. They did whereever sue for fraud to be recompenced for the wages and time spent training the reporters. Food Lion additionally sued for fraud asking millions in punitive damages. Important to note that they did not deny the report. Sounds like another one needs to be done.
John
Chandler,#5Consumer Comment
Wed, January 25, 2006
ABC News Magazine "Prime Time Live" broadcast one of its high profile investigative reports. The story accused Food Lion, an 1100-store grocery chain, of selling old food, cheese gnawed by rats, and spoiled meat washed in bleach to kill the odor. ABC used some controversial techniques to learn about Food Lion. Two producers worked undercover in two North Carolina supermarkets, lying on their resumes to get the jobs. They each wore a wig hiding a tiny lipstick-sized camera, and each carried a concealed microphone. Food Lion did not deny the undercover report's allegations. They did whereever sue for fraud to be recompenced for the wages and time spent training the reporters. Food Lion additionally sued for fraud asking millions in punitive damages. Important to note that they did not deny the report. Sounds like another one needs to be done.
John
Chandler,#6Consumer Comment
Wed, January 25, 2006
ABC News Magazine "Prime Time Live" broadcast one of its high profile investigative reports. The story accused Food Lion, an 1100-store grocery chain, of selling old food, cheese gnawed by rats, and spoiled meat washed in bleach to kill the odor. ABC used some controversial techniques to learn about Food Lion. Two producers worked undercover in two North Carolina supermarkets, lying on their resumes to get the jobs. They each wore a wig hiding a tiny lipstick-sized camera, and each carried a concealed microphone. Food Lion did not deny the undercover report's allegations. They did whereever sue for fraud to be recompenced for the wages and time spent training the reporters. Food Lion additionally sued for fraud asking millions in punitive damages. Important to note that they did not deny the report. Sounds like another one needs to be done.
Alex
Clifton,#7Author of original report
Wed, January 25, 2006
Someone has now made it more difficult for me to collect unemployment. Don't know if it was from Food Lion but it seems pretty wierd. Manager refuses to comment and denies any involvement.
Alex
Clifton,#8Author of original report
Wed, January 25, 2006
Someone has now made it more difficult for me to collect unemployment. Don't know if it was from Food Lion but it seems pretty wierd. Manager refuses to comment and denies any involvement.
Alex
Clifton,#9Author of original report
Wed, January 25, 2006
Someone has now made it more difficult for me to collect unemployment. Don't know if it was from Food Lion but it seems pretty wierd. Manager refuses to comment and denies any involvement.
Alex
Clifton,#10Author of original report
Wed, January 25, 2006
Someone has now made it more difficult for me to collect unemployment. Don't know if it was from Food Lion but it seems pretty wierd. Manager refuses to comment and denies any involvement.