they are trying to get everyone vaccinated as quickly as possible because the cat is being let out of the bag right now that these vaccines are killing people
I'm surprised Woolworth's is still around. They shuttered all their American stores decades ago. 2) we have Aldi in the U.S. now. They suck. Market's too small and not enough of a selection to choose from. Plus, they sell a lot of junk food for a store its size. Not that I frequented it b fore, I didn't, but now I have a new reason to not shop there.
Btw, for you Aussie pedes, Aldi isn't doing that here in FL. They're not firing people on the spot for not "vaccinating."
Aussie Woolworth’s is a whole different chain than the Woolworth’s we used to have here. In AUS, they are a grocery rather than department store and have completely different ownership. I actually do like the Aldi stores near me for basic items at low prices—their focus/goal never was on huge selection—but I agree about the junk food, and I am very disappointed they’re caving to the mandates Down Under.
The companies have long lost any appreciation for their staff or customers. But they will be reminded, some of them already are.
Take Lidl for example (I always saw them as same shit as Aldi). Wife and I were leaving a lot of cache in their pockets, each week, but then plandemic started, and they decided that it would be cool to have their own private gestapo clowns harassing people to wear masks, on the entrance, and follow people around the store poking them to lift the mask up... They enclosed their staff in glass boxes, feeling like you're interacting with criminals behind glass wall, not an honest working people...
No, they stopped getting my money, immediately! I stopped being customer for many of these fuckers, for waaaay less, than that.
Well, okay. The end of the old-style food distribution network was inevitable so, let's get on with it. Farmers can bring their crops directly into town and we'll buy what we need. We'll support them enough that they can give any left-overs to the local food pantry, so no one goes hungry.
And then, we'll pull together to establish our own slaughterhouses and dairy processing and egg delivery systems. Juices? All the apple juice, grape juice and cherry juice that anyone can consume. Sure. We can do this, TOGETHER. Any questions?
Can see problems here... one thing threatening specialists with losing their job, quite another doing same with highly flexible employees like retail workers. Anyone who doesn't want to be injected will just find a different line of work. All the supermarkets are doing is shrinking their pool of potential labour.
Other western nations are doing it first before it comes here to America. If they did it here first, they would see us resisting and it would be inspiring to their population.
It’s same name different company. It’s a different country fren they can take a name let’s say Buger king and sell plumbing supplies as an example but they didn’t do that. They sold groceries.
they are trying to get everyone vaccinated as quickly as possible because the cat is being let out of the bag right now that these vaccines are killing people
See how well they fare with no staff..
How can they pretend to justify this with cases going down??
Commies don't need to justify nothing.
This is a known truth.
because it has nothing to do with cases going down.
Are you new here? lol...
covid is a lie and fauci tortures animals
Btw, for you Aussie pedes, Aldi isn't doing that here in FL. They're not firing people on the spot for not "vaccinating."
Building a new Aldi by me. Looks like the same shit as the failed Fresh and Easy they tried 10 years ago. Will not be going.
Picket outside Aldi in Florida, to protest against Aldi in Australia
Aussie Woolworth’s is a whole different chain than the Woolworth’s we used to have here. In AUS, they are a grocery rather than department store and have completely different ownership. I actually do like the Aldi stores near me for basic items at low prices—their focus/goal never was on huge selection—but I agree about the junk food, and I am very disappointed they’re caving to the mandates Down Under.
Bye I guess...
As an American, I was just very confused for a moment by hearing that Woolworth's was still in business.
Well,...nit for long
you and me both
The companies have long lost any appreciation for their staff or customers. But they will be reminded, some of them already are.
Take Lidl for example (I always saw them as same shit as Aldi). Wife and I were leaving a lot of cache in their pockets, each week, but then plandemic started, and they decided that it would be cool to have their own private gestapo clowns harassing people to wear masks, on the entrance, and follow people around the store poking them to lift the mask up... They enclosed their staff in glass boxes, feeling like you're interacting with criminals behind glass wall, not an honest working people...
No, they stopped getting my money, immediately! I stopped being customer for many of these fuckers, for waaaay less, than that.
Lets see what happens when they all walk out.
Well, okay. The end of the old-style food distribution network was inevitable so, let's get on with it. Farmers can bring their crops directly into town and we'll buy what we need. We'll support them enough that they can give any left-overs to the local food pantry, so no one goes hungry.
And then, we'll pull together to establish our own slaughterhouses and dairy processing and egg delivery systems. Juices? All the apple juice, grape juice and cherry juice that anyone can consume. Sure. We can do this, TOGETHER. Any questions?
Stay strong, friends from down under. May the Good Lord watch over you and yours.
Alas, our strongest ally; as shown that their corruption of their government is missing only the courage to fly the NAZI flag
fire awaayyyyyy... which says that the Dec 1 date for removing travel restrictions is bull shit. theyre going to say not enough people were vaxxed...
Y'all sure their president is not xi?
Can see problems here... one thing threatening specialists with losing their job, quite another doing same with highly flexible employees like retail workers. Anyone who doesn't want to be injected will just find a different line of work. All the supermarkets are doing is shrinking their pool of potential labour.
Other western nations are doing it first before it comes here to America. If they did it here first, they would see us resisting and it would be inspiring to their population.
Discrimination
they want to fire the people who have had the second most amount of exposure to covid (after medical workers).... science.
The plan is almost complete.
They still have Woolworths? They left Ohio in the 90s, I just assumed they went under.
It’s same name different company. It’s a different country fren they can take a name let’s say Buger king and sell plumbing supplies as an example but they didn’t do that. They sold groceries.
https://www.naturalnews.com/2021-10-25-australian-supermarket-chains-jab-policy.html