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Overall Rating

2.8

CEO Approval

Chuck Mulvenna

President and COO

50% "Approve"

1 out of 4 Canada Safeway Reviews

October 02, 2009
“ Look elsewhere ”
Grocery Clerk in Vancouver, BC
Pay, hours, incompetent management, use of negative reinforcement, rarely paid on time. Expected to do the work of three people.
April 06, 2009
“ Good part time job for students ”
Cashier in Winnipeg, MB
February 15, 2009
“ Canada Slaveway ”
Cashier in Calgary, AB
August 26, 2008
“ An A- Company. ”
Pharmacy Technician in Vancouver, BC

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