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Bob Evan's Restaurants Complaint - Bad Place To Work - Employment
Employment - Complaint
THE VILLAGES, FLORIDA -- Seasonal Bob Evans may not be a good choice to work. Was fired for no true reason at a Bob Evans in central fl, just due to labor cutbacks and a lame accusation with no witnesses. So if management decides to lie and accuse employee's for labor reasons its ok, Bob Evans won't question its own management. Posted earlier but used names/location, wasn't aware that broke any rules, sorry. The point remains the same though, after they totally re-wrote company policies it became a bad place to work with too much power put to a few people, and no-one for non-management to turn too in case of rash management decisions.
Customers also have made many complaints since the policy changes, expect mediocre service for prices that are too high -compared to companies that are in a very similar industry.
Customers also have made many complaints since the policy changes, expect mediocre service for prices that are too high -compared to companies that are in a very similar industry.
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Posted by bargod on 2009-08-11:
Sounds like your much better off without them. Good luck with the new job hunt.
Posted by lessthanzero on 2009-08-11:
Well, Bob Evans in Florida can terminate an employee any time, for any reason, just like you can leave anytime and for any reason. It's too bad that companies have to manufacture an excuse to terminate when it is not necessary. I agree that there should be a "mediation" policy for employee/manager issues, which is what the Union uses through the grievance process.
Posted by chookie23 on 2009-08-12:
phew, the unions are another issue, agree though, FL employment is rough, they can let ya go 4 no reason, if they're willing to pay the unemployment=( this is no more than a simple statement for consumers and possible future employee's sadly, i just want the truth out there
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