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Evan Seyfried was targeted by Kroger management for reporting. After months of relentless brutal bullying, Evan took his life March 9, 2021.

[More Perfect Union @MorePerfectUS]

A massive supermarket strike is brewing, with 150,000 workers moving toward a walkout.

56,000 workers in Washington, Idaho and Oregon have voted to authorize strikes at Albertsons and Kroger.

Grocery workers across Colorado have also authorized a strike, and more could follow.

[Ohio Business Roundtable @ohiobrt]

🧠 May is Mental Health Awareness Month

At the OBRT, we care deeply about the well-being of Ohio’s workforce. Mental health impacts every industry and every individual, and we’re proud of our members who continue to bring attention to this critical issue.

Thank you for leading with empathy and helping to create healthier, more supportive workplaces across our state.

[GLP Attorneys @glpattorneys]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! At GLP Attorneys, we believe that the mental health of our employees is just as important as their physical health. That is why we prioritize the total well-being of our employees every day, not just during the month of May.

[justiceforevan @justiceforevan]

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#union #ufcw

[Workplace Mental Health Resources @Stopworkplacebu]

Workplace bullies selectively & intentionally target people who are competent, people they see as threats to themselves. The purpose of a bully’s attack is to drive a competent person away or force them out. Learn more about how to protect yourself.
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[justiceforevan @justiceforevan]

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#johnhopkins #mentalhealth

[justiceforevan @justiceforevan]

Talk to a friend about how your boss treats you at work. The feelings you have aren’t shameful. Bullies at work are.

#bullybosses #MentalHealth #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #MHAMhttps://www.hhs.gov/surgeongeneral/reports-and-publications/workplace-well-being/index.html

[justiceforevan @justiceforevan]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Support your colleagues at work. Recognize and stand up against bullying #justiceforevan #MentalHealth #WorkersDay https://t.co/fnXnw9oLtM

[Workplace Mental Health Resources @Stopworkplacebu]

Intense workplace bullying occurs when individuals engage in persistent harassment, often fabricating falsehoods about a colleague to rationalize their abusive behavior. This toxic environment not only undermines the targeted employee's well-being but also fosters a culture

[Operation Red Wings Foundation @ORW_Foundation]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month—and a reminder that strength isn’t just about carrying the load alone.

Your mental health matters. Talking about it doesn’t make you weak. It makes you wise, strong, and human.

#VeteranMentalHealth #EndTheStigma #PTSDawareness

[Essential Workers for Democracy @EW4Democracy]

The CEOs of both Kroger and Albertsons have stepped down. They led a failed merger that wasted billions instead of investing in workers and stores. The workers who defeated their monopoly merger are bargaining contracts this year — and we're ready to win!

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[LaForce Baker @LaForceBaker]

#retail #grocery going crazy! New CEO just announced at 3rd largest grocery chain in the US, Albertsons, after 2nd largest grocery chain announced their CEO is stepping down yesterday.

Following to see how this effects Chicagos Jewel Osco #commercialrealestate #CRE

[Enquirer @Enquirer]

Former Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen forfeited $11.2 million of unvested stock and options and eligibility for a bonus for the fiscal year ended Feb. 1. https://t.co/I81VPfaV9o

[Reuters Business @ReutersBiz]

US grocer Kroger said CEO Rodney McMullen resigned after the company’s board found his personal conduct ‘inconsistent’ with its policies. Read: https://t.co/WnP2g6SU3i

[KJ @Buckeye45]

Hey @kroger, if you can find a replacement for Rodney for slightly less than his $15 million maybe you can avoid the price gouging Andy Groff admitted to last year? Just a thought.

[Bradley Trenderender @BTrenderender]

🔎Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen Resigns Following Investigation into Personal Conduct🔎

Kroger, the largest grocery chain in the United States, announced on Monday that Chairman and CEO Rodney McMullen has stepped down from his role following an internal investigation into his personal conduct. The investigation, which concluded that McMullen’s behavior violated the company’s business ethics policy, was described as unrelated to Kroger’s business operations, financial performance, or any company associates.

McMullen, 64, has been a fixture at Kroger for over four decades. He joined the company in 1978 as a part time stock clerk and bagger at a Lexington, Kentucky store. Rising through the ranks, he served as chief financial officer starting in 1995 and chief operating officer in 2009, before being appointed CEO in 2014 and chairman in 2015. His resignation marks the end of a long and storied career with the retail giant.

The Kroger board was first alerted to the situation on February 21, 2025, and promptly engaged an independent counsel to investigate. The inquiry was overseen by a special committee of the board. In the wake of McMullen’s departure, Ronald Sargent, a board member since 2006 and lead director since 2017, has been named chairman and interim CEO, effective immediately. Sargent brings extensive experience to the role, having previously served as chairman and CEO of Staples, in addition to holding various positions at Kroger in stores, sales, marketing, manufacturing, and strategy.

Kroger emphasized that the investigation’s findings do not impact the company’s financial reporting or day to day operations. The Cincinnati based retailer has initiated a search for a permanent CEO, with Sargent committed to leading the company in the interim until a successor is appointed.

The news of McMullen’s resignation sent ripples through the market, with Kroger’s shares dropping approximately 1.3% in pre market trading on Monday. As the company navigates this leadership transition, all eyes will be on how it maintains stability and momentum in a competitive grocery landscape.

#Kroger #RodneyMcMullen #KrogerCEO #CEOresignation #CorporateLeadership #BusinessEthics #GroceryIndustry #KrogerNews #RonaldSargent #InterimCEO #LeadershipChange #RetailNews #CorporateGovernance #KrogerBoard #Investigation #PersonalConduct #CincinnatiBusiness #GroceryChain #ExecutiveResignation #BusinessPolicy #KrogerShares #StockMarket #RetailLeadership #USGrocery #CorporateShakeup #ManagementTransition #KrogerHistory #CEOsearch #IndustryUpdate #BusinessConduct #BREAKING #BreakingNews #NewsUpdate #news #headlines

[The Executive Report 👔 @Exec_report]

Executive News: Kroger’s long-time CEO ousted for unethical conduct.

CEO Rodney McMullen has stepped down from the role after a board investigation found that his personal conduct was inconsistent with the grocer's "policy on business ethics".

Kroger didn’t provide any additional details of the exit of McMullen, who was its CEO for more than 10 years and has been at the company since 1978.

The board has appointed lead director Ronald Sargent as interim CEO, effective immediately.

[Art Candee 🍿🥤 @ArtCandee]

Rodney McMullen, the CEO of Kroger, has resigned after a board investigation said that his "personal conduct" was "inconsistent" with company policies.

This comes after the failed merger with Albertsons.

McMullen is a vocal Trump supporter so good riddance to him.

[Competitive Enterprise Institute @ceidotorg]

Listen in on this week’s episode of @freethe_economy they discuss the weaponization of financial regulation, the Kroger-Albertsons merger, & a spirited defense of ultra-processed foods. Featuring @MarkCalabria https://t.co/eMleyhlc2b