The former staff of a Nebraska Burger King went viral for a sign announcing to management, “We all quit.”
Rachael Flores, the former general manager of the Lincoln, Neb., location, told a local ABC affiliate station that work conditions and upper management were the reasons that she and her colleagues decided to leave.
“We had just got really tired of upper management and them not coming to help and not caring about the employees,” she said, adding that she was the first to put in her two-week notice, and then eight of her co-workers did the same.
“It was pretty hectic. They were already short-staffed [in August] and the general manager was pretty loud and crazy, very argumentative,” Flores told Today Food. “As I became general manager, it got more crazy. I had multiple different bosses.”
Flores also described working in the kitchen of the Burger King for weeks without air conditioning and with temperatures reaching more than 90 degrees. She said that when she confronted her higher-ups about the issues, they dismissed her as being a “baby,” according to the news outlet.
The viral sign that went up at the location over the weekend read, “We all quit. Sorry for the inconvenience.” It was taken down on Saturday.
“We also wanted to give a genuine apology to the customers because quite a few people have worked there for years,” Flores told Today Food. “One was there for 18, one was there for eight and another was there for seven, so they have been seeing a lot of the same customers for years. Part of it was a genuine apology for customers and the ‘We all quit’ was to upper management.”
This is all BS , it’s obvious that nobody wants to earn a paycheck anymore . Give them some unemployment and they will be happy . Thanks Biden , get them socialized and welcome them to communism .
Good For Them ! …Hope That Hell Hole Closes Up !!
No what? They cannot work at any other fast food place because of contract they signed per Biden. They do not qualify for unemployment either.
Huh?
Corporations are assholes
They sure are. I know.
No different at McDonald’s. I worked there off and on for 10 years and it wasn’t much different that Burger King. Seen managers working 12 hours or more per day and being called to come in to handle the lunch rush on their one day off on a Wednesday! I saw one have a mental breakdown and drop to her knees and cry because she just could not take it anymore. I worked there to supplement my income when I was single and lived alone. They wanted to send me to hamburger college for less money than I was making at my regular full time job. I of course declined!