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1 out of 3 Shoppers Food & Pharmacy Reviews

May 29, 2009
“ An OBJECTIVE review ”
Produce Clerk in Millersville, MD
Management, from the very top of the company nto the store manager level is geared to treating all employees as LIABILITIES rather than ASSETS. The attitude of "Do it because I said so" pervades the ...
April 30, 2009
“ Shoppers Food is Losing its Niche ”
Assistant Manager in Baltimore, MD
June 11, 2008
“ SHOPPER'S; A terrible place to work!! ”
Produce Clerk

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