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On the Block: Snow day at Walgreens

January 29, 2019 by Bridget Fogarty 4 Comments

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While Milwaukee Public Schools and county courts closed due to inclement weather, Walgreens employee Kiwan Epps showed up for work. The South Side native said that although getting there in a snowstorm is a challenge, it is important that the store at Wisconsin Avenue and 16th Street stays open for customers.

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Filed Under: Multimedia, On The Block

Bridget Fogarty

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Bridget is an intern reporter on the Community Engagement team at the Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service and a senior double major in Journalism and Spanish at Marquette University. Her work for NNS includes writing feature news, resource guides and “How To” articles.

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  1. AvatarQueerscout says

    January 29, 2019 at 10:48 am

    He should get HAZARD/HOLIDAY PAY (at LEAST double pay) for endangering his personal safety by showing up to work in the bitter cold – when he could have stayed home where he was safe & warm.

    Does anyone know if he got over-time rates (time & one-half) if not better ?

    Or is Walgreen’s too cheap to care about their employees risking their safety to work for them in such bitter cold weather ?

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    • AvatarKiwan E says

      January 29, 2019 at 5:31 pm

      Honestly, they don’t give us holiday pay for us to show up for situations like this. I feel like it’s unfair that we have to suffer in this weather because of how cold it is. Walgreens doesn’t like to spend money on employees and it hurts sometimes. This honestly needs to change.

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      • AvatarHaha says

        January 29, 2019 at 9:11 pm

        They do not care. We all have to show up. Damn city is closed yet all Walgreens are open.

        Reply
  2. AvatarAnn Stokman says

    February 12, 2019 at 12:20 pm

    Seems as all retail makes one work the snow days….

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