If it's out of town, a copy of the obituary mentioning your family's name should suffice. If it's an immediate family member and it's in town, you shouldn't need proof since your fellow employees will be there in person to pay their respects.
If it's an immediate family member and it's in town, you shouldn't need proof since your fellow employees will be there in person to pay their respects.
If it's an immediate family member and it's in town, you shouldn't need proof since your fellow employees will be there in person to pay their respects.
lolwut?
To be fair, when my dad passed away, I did have some close friend/coworkers who did show up. Those are your real friends there.
If it's an immediate family member and it's in town, you shouldn't need proof since your fellow employees will be there in person to pay their respects.
lolwut?
To be fair, when my dad passed away, I did have some close friend/coworkers who did show up. Those are your real friends there.
No, those were opportunists. They just saw an easy way to get out of work.
If it's an immediate family member and it's in town, you shouldn't need proof since your fellow employees will be there in person to pay their respects.
lolwut?
To be fair, when my dad passed away, I did have some close friend/coworkers who did show up. Those are your real friends there.
No, those were opportunists. They just saw an easy way to get out of work.
I've been to a few visitations for fellow Kroger employee's family members and I can assure you that every Kroger employee who is also there is there on their own time.
