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Nov 10, 2011 | Posted by: roboblogger

Winn-Dixie focuses on attitude change

Full story: Financial News & Daily Record

Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. CEO Peter Lynch and board members Evelyn Follit and Gregory Josefowicz.

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Someone who knows

Palm Bay, FL

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Nov 10, 2011
 
How about doing something for Employees and Dept Managers and stop treating them like children and maybe give them real pay raises
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Bessemer, AL

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Nov 19, 2011
 
Someone who knows wrote:
How about doing something for Employees and Dept Managers and stop treating them like children and maybe give them real pay raises
A good place to start would be to pay employees more money on Sunday like Wal-Mart and Publix does. Stop underpaying your employees with seniority and experience. Money talks I guarantee your employees will have a better attitude. The customers and other employees will notice a change. That will be for the good of evdrone
chris

Harvey, LA

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Dec 19, 2011
 
checking in vendors is rediculous. have to close the door, stand in a box, sign in, and the receiving clerks are horrible. They are always angry, have an attitude, chew people out, disrespect vendors at the door etc. Something needs to be done.

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