It was announced this past week that the tech workforce would receive a juicy increase. I am so grateful that Eddie values our skills and as essential workers who have given their 400% during the pandemic finally is now giving us what we deserve.
SHS is making so much $$$$$$$$$
Sure! There are plenty of open stores in Chicago Ridge and I’m taking bets some of them even have elevators. Knock yourself out!
I know this thread is a few days old already but does anyone know if 1) The Chicago Ridge store is open right now and 2) if the store is open, is the elevator in operation? I would like to photograph the elevator if at all possible, thanks.
Every time they raise the minimum wage I get a raise
Wait my manager said I was paid the going rate in the area. And if I wanted a pay increase I needed to sell more service contracts are you telling me people receive pay increases at a&e ?
I hope it is good as my last raise when I was a QMT 10 to 12 years ago. My co-worker & I got 3 cents/hour because our 6 stores had the highest energy savings in our district.
Yes they are giving raises to the top performers and the managers pets.But its still a sh*t show and not worth the aggravation.And with eddie's reputation for destroying everything he gets involved with it's only a matter of time before it stops making a profit or totally fails & collapses like the stores did.
Yea instead of you guys in the failed stores feeling sorry for your self .You need to start growing a pair ,learn a trade and start making some real money with A&E service. Stop running scared and make something of yourselves .
6%
SHS does make a profit believe it or not. He should just sell or spin off the company
Congratulations on your raise
Of course you're getting a raise. When they lay you off, you qualify for unemployment and right now you get an extra $300 a week!
Yeah this is all true, I work with the HVAC team and they bumped our hourly rate to $27.50/hr.
That's pretty rad! I am sorry for all those who are losing jobs but we are doing great at Sears service and A&E.
Thank you Eddie and Co!
The corporate husk of the old Sears is still trying, and struggling, to pay its bills in Chapter 11, more than two years after Eddie Lampert acquired the remaining Sears and Kmart stores from the company he used to run.
According to a court presentation by Sears Holdings, the company only has $18.3 million in cash as of April 10 to pay more than $97 million in remaining administrative claims and taxes, along with millions of dollars in other liabilities.
All told, Sears Holdings is short $80.8 million on its obligations, which includes professional fees, vendor payments and other claims.
Ok, yep, whatever you say dear.