Fired On My First Day Of Work At New Job.

[kittyxscratch]

I got a job at the Bojangles near me. $15 an hour. I was fired on my first day.

Why? Because I wanted to wear gloves!

Apparently it's their policy to NEVER wear gloves while making Biscuits. So when you eat there and get biscuits their "Fresh" (Powder Mix plus Buttermilk mixed together with no gloves and rolled out and cut into biscuits all BY HAND) Biscuits you get to have people's hands all up in your Buiscuits every crevice and area imaginable.

So how was I fired?

Well I had to call the place fours times. Two time to get my interview. Once to get my orientation day and a fourth time to get my first day of work (which ended up being 7AM the day after I called at night to ask about if I would get to work soon)

So on my first day I'm fired within the hour and a half.

I didn't even do anything wrong. I had to watch some guy as he did biscuits (BTW the first batch he had gloves on BTW and then threw them away after that first batch) so I watched and learned how to do the job....

After that he told me it was my turn. I asked where the gloves were. He said "We don't wear gloves doing biscuits". I said "Well I 'd like to wear gloves anyways". He gets a weird look on his face and goes up to the other female manager and tells her I wanted to wear gloves. She turns to me and says "You can go home". No discussion. No Questions.

At this point I think a few things. 1. They clearly don't want me there... I was hired and took 4 calls to get my first day. 2. ALL of them were black so I think they were racist against me (The Hiring manager is white who hired me and wasn't there because I guess he has other stores he goes to often or soemthing).

At this point I had traveled to the job and home 5 times. First was to apply. Second was to interview. Third was to stop by just to provide my SSN and Drivers License. Forth was for a 1 hour Orientation. and Fifth was to have my first day which by now had been an hour and a half. (2 hours and 30 minutes VS 120 Miles)

I ask her for the number to HR and I take out my phone and record her answer because she was being a B****.... So then she calls the police and I'm like "Seriously?"

So I waited. Police came and told me I had to leave and I left...

What the HELL is wrong with this world that BS has to happen like this all of the time?

[Tristin]

kittyxscratch eredeti hozzászólása:

Tristin eredeti hozzászólása:

Sorry you had to go such bad experience OP, but I believe it is not a wise thing to name shame as you are the one who will be finger pointed on that regard. Second, it is difficult to judge what really happened until hearing both side of the story. Third, this is a gaming forum of which people don't care much about your personal life. Such rant belongs to your family member and real friends. Steam community is not your friend. Hope you'll feel better.

https://youtu.be/LXilmvikxmQ

Idc what that link will go to. I will not be rickrolled.

[kittyxscratch]

Bukov eredeti hozzászólása:

kittyxscratch eredeti hozzászólása:

I have the feeling you just randomly sent me videos with the search "Mental Gymnastics" and I wasn't thoughtful enough to specify I would prefer to see South Park clips... For some reason I want to send the clip of Beavis and Butthead "Bleeding" or "Nose Bleed".

I do believe we are off topic but this is the off topic forums so whatever...

Your perceptions are correct.

Thank You

https://youtu.be/23lrgu5hKa8

[kittyxscratch]

Tristin eredeti hozzászólása:

Idc what that link will go to. I will not be rickrolled.

That was meant as a reply to someone else.

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permanent name eredeti hozzászólása:

SnakeFist eredeti hozzászólása:

You are wrong.

Hand sanitizer does not work well against norovirus. Handwashing is always best. Wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. You can use hand sanitizers in addition to hand washing, but hand sanitizer is not a substitute for washing your hands with warm water and soap.

https://www.cdc.gov/norovirus/about/prevention.html

No, when I was trying to start my baking business the county health supervisor was very explicit about requiring that I use quats for dish sanitation to combat norovirus.

The only way an infected individual could handle food is if they wore gloves.

But not everyone is infected and the cdc is not wrong. After all it's their job for understand and combating diseases.

[Pieshaman]

funewchie eredeti hozzászólása:

💕 𝓑𝓾𝓷 💕 eredeti hozzászólása:

you got fired for following basic health and safety in food preparation?

I have a hard time believing this story.

Wearing gloves is a standard when handling food.

Exactly.

Chances are, the OP mouthed off to management among other things, and got rightfully fired for her attitude, and now is spewing a load of bull to try and get back at them.

In short, the OP's story is baloney.

Xero_Daxter eredeti hozzászólása:

I’m a petty person but I never been as petty as putting all of the thawed food back inside the freezer so when the store opened the store couldn’t sell food because everything was still frozen. To put insult to injury I even turned off all of the ovens and stoves so they will have to preheat.

Just kidding. I was thinking about it but I was like “I think that’s overkill”.

overkill is doing a job for Iran, while it is under embargo, get supervised by 2 airforce offciers of Iran on Dutch soil. Find a bun or sandwhich or whatever it was behind a panel that is so moldy and disgusting you not want to touch to get rid of it so the only thing that comes in your mind is screaming THERE IS A BOMB ON THE PLANE!
That is overkill and I literally done this.

[kingjames488]

it doesn't really matter how you think the job should be done... you're being payed to do what you're told.

when it gets complicated is when you have like 6 different managers telling you to do 6 completely different and sometimes contradictory things and they just take turns getting pissed off at you for doing what the others tell you to do >.>

[DoomsDay]

i bet if they raise it to 30 dollar an hour ,you will apply yourself.

[kingjames488]

kittyxscratch eredeti hozzászólása:

Bukov eredeti hozzászólása:

Your perceptions are correct.

Thank You

https://youtu.be/23lrgu5hKa8

haaa hahaha.

[HypersleepyNaputunia]

you can call the food inspectors and tell them they dont use gloves in public food

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

KyokoKirigiri eredeti hozzászólása:

you can call the food inspectors and tell them they dont use gloves in public food

Most states don't have laws that require gloves for the food "prep" phase, only for food finished being served.

[HypersleepyNaputunia]

heh thats why we dont eat out lol

[xAlphaStarOmegax]

KyokoKirigiri eredeti hozzászólása:

you can call the food inspectors and tell them they dont use gloves in public food

Sadly, a lot of Bojangles workers do the same thing. You would think that the health inspectors would care, but people making biscuits without gloves is so prevalent that they seem to not care. There is YT videos of it all.

https://youtu.be/zwcsj7SdIWA?t=60
https://youtu.be/-tMDVcZiUrA?t=17
https://youtu.be/XiwvUqMZE9g
https://youtu.be/TfPTzYdYayc?t=22

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

KyokoKirigiri eredeti hozzászólása:

heh thats why we dont eat out lol

People never notice until they actually have worked in the food industry.

And you have eaten food from restaurants at some point in your life.

xAlphaStarOmegax eredeti hozzászólása:

KyokoKirigiri eredeti hozzászólása:

you can call the food inspectors and tell them they dont use gloves in public food

Sadly, a lot of Bojangles workers do the same thing. You would think that the health inspectors would care, but people making biscuits without gloves is so prevalent that they seem to not care. There is YT videos of it all.

{SNIP}

Because food "prep" isn't covered by the laws since the food will be cooked after prepping it.

[kingjames488]

gloves are such a "feelgood thing"...

if you can't trust someone to properly wash their hands how can you trust them to safely prepare your food?

edit: or properly put on a glove without contaminating it for that matter lol

[MinionJoe]

For a restaurant chain that is known for their biscuits and who have an employee with the title of "Master Biscuit Maker", does anyone else find it odd that an employee with less than a day of experience would be put on biscuit making?