I was the cashier that refused the sale-employee said it "was too hot to go outside and get (her) license." Refused the sale then next thing I know she is walking out the door with the bottle. Self-checkout cashier allowed the sale. Now what happens? Told floor supervisor and she said the least that could happen would be a write up or the other end of the spectrum, both terminated. Has this ever happened in your store?
I think you're being too much of a stickler. I've bought wine without showing ID. The cashier obviously knows I'm well past 21. Yes, there are rules, but you have to learn to use common sense. An ID is not what gives a person the right to buy alcohol. A person's age is what gives them permission.
I think you're being too much of a stickler. I've bought wine without showing ID. The cashier obviously knows I'm well past 21. Yes, there are rules, but you have to learn to use common sense. An ID is not what gives a person the right to buy alcohol. A person's age is what gives them permission.
The "common sense" provision in the Local 1996 Atlanta GA area only applies to tobacco purchases. We HAVE to ask for ID on *every* single alcohol purchase. Perhaps other states have different laws?
I think you're being too much of a stickler. I've bought wine without showing ID. The cashier obviously knows I'm well past 21. Yes, there are rules, but you have to learn to use common sense. An ID is not what gives a person the right to buy alcohol. A person's age is what gives them permission.
The "common sense" provision in the Local 1996 Atlanta GA area only applies to tobacco purchases. We HAVE to ask for ID on *every* single alcohol purchase. Perhaps other states have different laws?
I think you're being too much of a stickler. I've bought wine without showing ID. The cashier obviously knows I'm well past 21. Yes, there are rules, but you have to learn to use common sense. An ID is not what gives a person the right to buy alcohol. A person's age is what gives them permission.
The "common sense" provision in the Local 1996 Atlanta GA area only applies to tobacco purchases. We HAVE to ask for ID on *every* single alcohol purchase. Perhaps other states have different laws?
Well, then your lawmakers don't any common sense.
I am the original poster. A store in our area just got busted for selling beer to a minor and both management and cashiers had separate meetings over it and what the ID requirements are at Kroger.
I was the cashier that refused the sale-employee said it "was too hot to go outside and get (her) license." Refused the sale then next thing I know she is walking out the door with the bottle. Self-checkout cashier allowed the sale. Now what happens? Told floor supervisor and she said the least that could happen would be a write up or the other end of the spectrum, both terminated. Has this ever happened in your store?
I was the cashier that refused the sale-employee said it "was too hot to go outside and get (her) license." Refused the sale then next thing I know she is walking out the door with the bottle. Self-checkout cashier allowed the sale. Now what happens? Told floor supervisor and she said the least that could happen would be a write up or the other end of the spectrum, both terminated. Has this ever happened in your store?
Man what a snitch. Great you refused the sale and thats the end of it. why did you follow her like some kinda crazed stalker? Get a life and seek help. Loser
I was the cashier that refused the sale-employee said it "was too hot to go outside and get (her) license." Refused the sale then next thing I know she is walking out the door with the bottle. Self-checkout cashier allowed the sale. Now what happens? Told floor supervisor and she said the least that could happen would be a write up or the other end of the spectrum, both terminated. Has this ever happened in your store?
Man what a snitch. Great you refused the sale and thats the end of it. why did you follow her like some kinda crazed stalker? Get a life and seek help. Loser
Original poster here. Who said I "followed her"-3 supervisors have backed me up and said I did the right thing by refusing the sale. The alcohol policy applies to employees as well as off-the-street customers. We've already had one store in our District busted for selling beer to a minor. You haven't viewed the online training regarding restricted sale products in regards to alcohol? Supervisor told me the least that could happen would be a write up on the other hand terminations could possibly happen.
I'm so glad I live in a state where they're not required to check I.D.s for every single alcohol purchase. You know when they scan your I.D. it puts you in a database where they can track how much alcohol you purchase. Then, if something happens, they can use it against you.
