They have cut so many hours!! If they would just add an extra shift to every dept they would see a big difference in sales & freshness. I remember when it was about the customer.. it is far from that now . Things set empty because there is usually... —  read more 

Raising prices and having record profits and expanding while people cannot even afford to eat. I don’t work here just wanted to say **** this corporation that I no longer shop at (or any of the related brands) this is a monopoly.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/dec/12/us-supermarket-merger-kroger-albertsons

I was one of the people who worked 7 day weeks for Kroger during COVID, only to find out, on Thanksgiving, that I no longer had a job. So it brings me great joy to watch Rodney squirm, exactly two years later, in front of Senator Tom Cotton. After... —  read more 

https://www.linkedin.com/news/story/ceos-defend-kroger-albertsons-merger-6092402/

If the market makes a turn soon, do you think there will be Kroger layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?

Thousands of unionized retail workers from the Mid-Atlantic to the West Coast are lobbying regulators and lawmakers as part of a broader effort to nix the $25 billion merger between supermarket operators Kroger and... —  read more 

https://seekingalpha.com/news/3891366-krogers-deal-for-albertsons-has-major-implications-across-the-grocery-store-sector

Kroger announced on Friday plans to close two locations in the Metro Atlanta area before the end of the year. Kroger cited declining sales and negative profit as the reason behind the... —  read more 

Supermarket chains Kroger and Albertsons Cos. will merge in a $24.6 billion deal involving nearly 5,000 stores and the potential to transform the grocery landscape in Dallas-Fort Worth and across the... —  read more 

Look around, most of the retailers are currently in the process of laying people off. It's only a matter of time before it's our turn. Don't think we're safe for one minute. If you're not preparing for the possibility of being cut, then you might be... —  read more 

Rumor in the Pittsburgh market is Giant Eagle is ready to sell to Kroger. Can anybody confirm this?

Tomorrow we'll know how the last quarter did and consequently how worried we need to be about more cuts any time soon. I didn't use to wait for financial reports for the company because I didn't care, but I've noticed that layoffs nearly always... —  read more 

I am an employee at Kroger, and I am embarrassed to say I work there. Ukraine looks nicer than our stores do. They are a disaster. My store has rats the size of footballs running around in Produce, and the shopping carts are always rolling around... —  read more 

Kroger expanded into Plano years ago and more recently it’s been building much larger Kroger Marketplace stores north of Plano and Frisco in Prosper and east of Plano in The... —  read more 

Once upon a time there was around 2000. Apparently the main reason they all vanished is "a study in greed, avarice and incompetence,”. Those who don't remember the past are condemned to repeat it.

Boston Consulting Group values shareholders over employees and even customers. The creepy supposedly goofy ad campaign and feel good videos mask a corporation with no real soul or empathy for its employees or apparently pigs held in inhumane... —  read more 

Do we know when and which positions?

A Kroger in Campbellsville, Ky. is closing later this month. The supermarket store is closing its location on 1509 East Broadway in the central Kentucky city on March 25, according to Kroger spokesperson Erin Grant. Grant said the location has... —  read more 

They need to go before permanent damage is done to the company. This is directed at you Stuart Aiken. You brought them in. I’m sure they have done some good but they will damage the Our Brand category before long. Look at their spreadsheets? Where... —  read more 

Seem like they are more interested in hiring people from other companies than looking at the people they already have with all the years of service. Kroger hasn't recovered from the early retirements they forced on people. All those years of... —  read more 

The average starting pay in my area is over $16 an hour with benefits. That is Walmart, target, sprouts and everyone else pays more. We start part time at $12.83 (minimum wage) go to top pay of $15.10 (after 4 or 5 years). You can never get full... —  read more 

Nobody knows better than I do what a cr---y place Kroger is to work. From lousy pay to being overworked to daily abuse from managers and so many other things. The thing is, so many people are choosing to stay in that environment. It took me three... —  read more 

What Kroger is doing is shameful. It's about time somebody stood up to the company's greed.

There are many who tell me that they planned to leave here much earlier and that they never had a plan to stay here for more than a few months. Still, they stayed for a few years. I don't understand how it happens that people stay so much longer... —  read more 

It used to be that you could start at the bottom at Kroger and work your way up. That's no longer true. I'm sad to say that if you're hoping to get ahead, this is not the place to be. Only join this place if you're absolutely desperate or if you... —  read more 

If the economy turns around, do you anticipate any Kroger layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?

Are the Americans who skated by all the India H1B replacements remaining hush hush so their kids get training and internships? How does that work?

Absolutely one on the worst no caring companies I have ever worked for. I am currently a store manager, and the lack of care they have for their associates is overwhelmingly clear. DON'T be fooled by their phoney "feed the human spirit" bologna, and... —  read more 

I'd like to know if people who were cut are going to be offered these jobs first or not. "Kroger announced Monday that it will hold a hiring event on Thursday to fill 10,000 jobs across its... —  read more 

After more than 10 years with the company I finally left. I just walked out. Told manager I quit and I felt such relief and even a twinge of happiness. Kroger is a terrible company that doesn’t value their employees one iota. Over the last year this... —  read more 

It is extremely frustrating to see the competitor 4 blocks from Kroger with people queuing up to get in the parking lot and driving down to a half empty lot at Kroger. It's obvious to anyone that opens their eyes that Kroger is not being run well... —  read more 

I hope you all found much better jobs after Kroger? The job at Kroger was admittedly only a temporary job for me and when the company started turning to online ambitions, then I started looking for an alternative. I don’t even know why I ever... —  read more 

I'd like to know if this is an isolated incident or are they closing more stores these days without making any major announcements? "Kroger will close both its Greene County grocery stores within the coming month, the company said... —  read more 

For the last year I’ve been feeling like this. It’s as if the company is always winning at the expense of their employees. I miss the days when it was a win/win situation. I wish upper management would make decisions that didn’t involve cutting us... —  read more 

Our store received out yearly bonus. 178%. Sounds like alot until you realize the bonuses structure was changed after the pandemic started. They knew it would be a record bonus for the managers. Can't have that. I ended up getting 21% more than I... —  read more 

Is it done?

It’s a shame what Kroger who has posted record earnings during the pandemic is doing to their workers. I used to work at a store in Seattle and luckily I’m not there anymore. My former colleagues still work there and when I saw the news I was really... —  read more 

Kroger has joined a growing list of large US grocery store chains offering incentives for workers to get the Covid-19 vaccine. The company announced that its associates would get a one-time $100 payment if they show proof that they’ve received the... —  read more