@LauraLoomer Tucker has said himself he wanted to work for the CIA back in the day. Pretty sure he’s on the payroll after seeing his behavior the last few years!
This is just a fear mongering post. Dow wants “trace amount” defined as an actual number. You cannot comply with “trace amount” as a company because it is vague and is up to the regulator to decide what that means on a whim. They want a stated amount something like “one part per billion” so they can monitor it accordingly.
Who was his top medical advisor with decades of experience at the department of health during all this time that he relied on for managing the Covid outbreak? FAUCI!!! Do you think any president that is not an MD is a health expert or do they rely on the experts in the government?
Fauci lied to the President and the American public all the while telling us to trust [his] Science!!
@Hamiltonstears@SenatorDurbin Before we even got to a vaccine Fauci was responsible for the DISEASE! Who told Trump the vaccine was safe and effective? Fauci! He was in charge of the program!!
Iran is about a 1/6 the size of the United States so it’s not a small country. They also have ballistic missile launchers that look like regular 18 wheelers. So basically the US has to find every hidden launcher that looks like an 18 wheeler in a country about the size of the entire west coast.
As a former assistant manager I can tell you that no vendor is supposed to be allowed cart blanch to sell whenever, wherever, or whatever they want. You are supposed to be approved for a specific day and/or event and what items you sell can be limited.
However it was brought to her attention the regional manager was right to ban that type of outside vendor sales. It would also be against company policy to ban someone from the premises for their political views. If anyone in the chain of this decision told him that then they would likely be terminated. I can see some Karen complaining to corporate about his politics but that would have simply put it on their radar that he was selling in a way that is not allowed.
As a former assistant manager I can tell you that no vendor is supposed to be allowed cart blanch to sell whenever, wherever, or whatever they want. You are supposed to be approved for a specific day and/or event and what items you sell can be limited.
However it was brought to her attention the regional manager was right to ban that type of outside vendor sales. It would also be against company policy to ban someone from the premises for their political views. If anyone in the chain of this decision told him that then they would likely be terminated. I can see some Karen complaining to corporate about his politics but that would have simply put it on their radar that he was selling in a way that is not allowed.
@TristiorVetus@southgrace427@TractorSupply Much more likely that it was because it was against company policy to sell any time at any local store. Former TSC management and that’s against company policy for outside vendors.
Most of the time they promote internally from local stores if possible when opening new stores. Before I changed companies I was an assistant manager on track to manage a new store in the next town over. Neither I nor any of the store managers I knew in my area were loony liberals.
I’ve still got friends managing local stores and anyone kicking someone off the property for political reasons would most definitely have been fired if it came to corporate’s attention. I seriously doubt that’s what happened here. He was violating TSC policy for how outside vendors are supposed to operate whether he knew it or not or was given permission against company policy (maybe because of the free lunches). Vendors are supposed to be approved for specific events on specific days not blanket permission to sell anytime at any store.
He specifically said he doesn’t display political stuff at his cart.
As a former TSC assistant manager I can tell you he should not have been given cart blanch to sell at multiple stores any time he wants. Outside vendors are supposed to be approved for specific events or days and TSC can restrict what you sell or not allow sales at all. If he was given free rein it was against company policy and that is why the regional manager revoked it.
If some Karen called corporate about his politics and complained that is not why he got banned. It was because it was brought to their attention that he was selling basically unrestricted and against company policy.
My local store just had a Fourth of July day and there was definitely political stuff for sale. It wasn’t an issue because it was a Fourth of July event. They do restrict sales to themes of events such as only small animals at poultry swaps. It is up to the store manager to keep events “on theme” so to say.
I don’t know who allowed him to sell at whatever store whenever he wanted but as a former assistant manager at TSC I can tell you that outside vendor sales are approved for specific events and/or days. If the way he said he was “allowed” to sell is true then whoever allowed it was violating company policy. The regional manager only corrected what should not have been happening for whatever reason.
As a former assistant manager I can tell you that no vendor is supposed to be allowed cart blanch to sell whenever, wherever, or whatever they want. You are supposed to be approved for a specific day and/or event and what items you sell can be limited.
However it was brought to her attention the regional manager was right to ban that type of outside vendor sales. It would also be against company policy to ban someone from the premises for their political views. If anyone in the chain of this decision told him that then they would likely be terminated. I can see some Karen complaining to corporate about his politics but that would have simply put it on their radar that he was selling in a way that is not allowed.
This is not the regional manager or TSC corporates fault unless I see in writing that she banned him for his politics. I worked for TSC as an assistant manager and the kind of cart blanch outside vendor sales this guy was doing is not allowed. However it was brought to her attention, her action of banning the type of parking lot sales he was doing would happen to anyone management found out was doing it.
Maybe some store staff allowed it but they should not have. You have to be approved for a specific event or date at a specific location. They may also restrict what you can sell.
She should not be on blast for this!!
I worked for TSC as an assistant manager and all outside vendors are approved on a case by case basis for specific days or events. If he was given cart blanch to sell whenever at whatever store it is against company policy. The ban was what the regional manager should have done in that circumstance or at least revoked whatever agreement he claimed to have or was given erroneously. I have seen no evidence in writing or recorded that he was banned for his politics only his opinion that that was the reason.