Buying stuff at Sears
Buying stuff at Sears
I don't ordinarily shop at Sears but I got a note from a friend tonight that might change my mind. It seems that Sears is not only holding the job's for the activate reservists (at the Fed Law provides) but they are also picking up the pay difference between military compensation of Employee/Reservists activated from what those Sears employees were making as full time workers at the store's. Also, Sears is carrying the medical and other benifits for these people for the two years they are on active duty. This is a far cry from how Mayflower Moving Company treated me when my Nat. Guard LRRP company got activated in 1968 for Vietnam. I got fired by those scum bags in Indianapolis when I went in for my final pay check befor shipping out.
Anyway, I don't know how to confirm the Sears story but if it's true I'm going to go in and at least buy my wife a bottle of perfume.
Anyway, I don't know how to confirm the Sears story but if it's true I'm going to go in and at least buy my wife a bottle of perfume.
Thanks for posting this renaissanceman, I shop at SEARS often and I will remeber this. To hell with Target though, never shopped there anyway but now I will think twice before ever starting to shop there.
Originally Posted by Birdhunter1
Thanks for posting this renaissanceman, I shop at SEARS often and I will remeber this. To hell with Target though, never shopped there anyway but now I will think twice before ever starting to shop there.
That's why I said to hell with Target, not that it effects my buying/shopping habits anyway. I fully understand there no solicitation policy, but it is the Salvation Army at Christmas. Nough said.
i figured that that is what you were talking about. i couldnt believe it either. the bell ringer is a part of christmas.
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I guess Target fell to the PC types now. My debate is whether or not to raid the clearance rack at Mervyn's every again!
Ran by Wal-Mart the other night to check on prices for their tow hitch ball mount and some other related stuff....donated a few buck to Toys for Toys.
I'm not Wal-Mart hugger, but if Sears and K-Mart joined up to take on Wally World, they must be doing something right.
I guess Target fell to the PC types now. My debate is whether or not to raid the clearance rack at Mervyn's every again!
Ran by Wal-Mart the other night to check on prices for their tow hitch ball mount and some other related stuff....donated a few buck to Toys for Toys.
I'm not Wal-Mart hugger, but if Sears and K-Mart joined up to take on Wally World, they must be doing something right.
sears is cool. i think all i ever buy there are tools, electronics and you know guy stuff, ive never been to any of their other departments. ive heared even though they were brought by kmart they are now going to be under the sears company name, store names will remain the same though. they should start building big sears marts
Originally Posted by 73effie
I heard that Target is banning all salvation army bell ringers from the front of thier stores this christmas. Ain't that a bunch of crap?!
Originally Posted by renaissanceman
I don't ordinarily shop at Sears but I got a note from a friend tonight that might change my mind. It seems that Sears is not only holding the job's for the activate reservists (at the Fed Law provides) but they are also picking up the pay difference between military compensation of Employee/Reservists activated from what those Sears employees were making as full time workers at the store's. Also, Sears is carrying the medical and other benifits for these people for the two years they are on active duty. This is a far cry from how Mayflower Moving Company treated me when my Nat. Guard LRRP company got activated in 1968 for Vietnam. I got fired by those scum bags in Indianapolis when I went in for my final pay check befor shipping out.
Anyway, I don't know how to confirm the Sears story but if it's true I'm going to go in and at least buy my wife a bottle of perfume.
Anyway, I don't know how to confirm the Sears story but if it's true I'm going to go in and at least buy my wife a bottle of perfume.
Intel Corporation has a similar policy. Never made the news though.
That's cool that a company, especially a large one has A HEART to do something like that, especially the benefits thing with the employees, has to be a great burden lifted off of them that they know their family still has insurance.
I heard that before about Sears. Good to know. It's a good reason to shop there, as far as I'm concerned.
Our family and a lot of our friends ring the bell here at Walmart and Kmart every year, and we've never had any trouble with either of them. They are always glad to have us there.
As for Target and others, they must have their reasons, but they're making a mistake. That's a good reason for me not to shop there. The Salvation Army is very active in our area, and a lot of families are better off because of it.
Our family and a lot of our friends ring the bell here at Walmart and Kmart every year, and we've never had any trouble with either of them. They are always glad to have us there.
As for Target and others, they must have their reasons, but they're making a mistake. That's a good reason for me not to shop there. The Salvation Army is very active in our area, and a lot of families are better off because of it.





