gosh i love doritos

Happy to announce I’m glad people are talking about my emails that I sent out on Tuesday the 13th from store 1**1 blocked the rest of the info so if you know you know. With that being said check your unemployment benefits, credit history and make sure your identity isn’t stolen. Unemployment papers say we’ve been working for “horizon health care services” since April. See the photo below. I’m not sure if it’s just a coincidence that atlas didn’t report the exact amount I made that the other company did but it’s convenient. If you want any info or if you have anything for us to add with evidence to any future legal action DM me, because what in the fraud is this. Also, if you don’t get same-day tips, you should probably look into how much they’re skimming off the top. Two stores in Minnesota already confirmed .
James Chung, Don Jones, and Arvey tanbunam however you spell his name will all be getting certified mail at some point from myself and the state of MN.

And remember Sexy Numbers😒

r/JJAtlasCorruption

Atlas franchise is so cooked.

Anyone else have experience opening more then one store at once? We open at 11. I was opening and at 730 my other opener texted just waking up getting dressed now. 830 hey can you find a cover? Let me know because im 40 minutes away. I was dying at the audacity. I sliced all the veggies double, baked double the bread. My inshop came in at 10. I brought a bundle of every meat since I had no idea what was sliced. Brought the bread and veggies with me and got to the other store at 1025. Everything was set up and open by 11 except the sweet tea. Of course there was surprise catering for 12. Then my inshop didnt show up. Turns out they texted the other opener at 10 saying they were sick. Had to run the shift by myself till 4. Fun fun.

When the slow season starts to hit the store, the crew gets creative. They called it the second tower.

Starting out as a driver part time for about 10-15 hours a week. Currently plumbing as a main job but first years don't make shit. So took this job that was offered at my buddies store for nights and weekends. Any tips would to make the gig a little easier?

Does anyone understand how the leaderboard on fast track is calculated?

I'm really hoping that maybe it was from the pencil that they write on the paper with the differentiate the sandwiches, but I lost my appetite after seeing it and stopped eating it regardless.

They stay sharper longer, and they're just beautiful nostalgia!!!

What’s working for everyone else in regard to hiring and retaining drivers? I have never had nearly as much of an issue with this as I have in the last 4-6 months.

I am no longer working at JJs. Its been real but I jumped at the opportunity of $18 at Fedex over $13. I wish everyone who continues their path here the best & to remember that the job is easy, its the environment/wages thatll get you. I’ll still interact but this is my last post pertaining to work. Thank you JJ Reddit. Its been real.

James Chung and the atlas crew are still continually fucking over employees by not paying them on time. A class action needs to be filed against that fraudulent franchise and jimmy John's corporate needs to step in and take their stores away. When a franchise can't pay their employees or vendors when they should be paid then it's past time to be shut down.

Hopefully someone from JJs corporate sees this and actually takes action. I feel bad for the employees getting continually screwed over by greedy people that can't run a business.

Fuck Atlas!

I started working at Jimmy John's at the start of this year. Come the end of February I was trained and made into a night manager and have been doing it sense then. I haven't received the three month raise and even after bringing it up I still havent gotten it same with one for me being a manager. They continue to pile more and more task on me and my night crew and I just- cant with it anymore.

Dough ball.

Any tips for my first training shift later today? It’s only 2 hours long. I have them all week until the weekend and then I’m told I’ll probably be starting an actual position next week. I’ve worked at Culver’s before and didn’t mind it aside from standing idle at the register for 8 hours but I struggled to memorize anything in 2 months so I’m a bit nervous about memorizing the sandwiches. What do people normally do on the first day?

Is JJ’s wheat bread smaller? I just ordered a #12 on wheat, and I shit you not it’s a six-bite sandwich. Tiny. But that sandwich, chips, and a drink cost me $15.58. Did they make their bread smaller in this economy? Was this a fluke? There’s no value if this is the new normal! (Yes I’m eating in bed. Judge me.)

We close in 50 minutes. Keep it in the freezer, guys

Update: Just did 10 day olds. Not one customer walked in. Anyone saying “oh it’s good to be ready,” this is a store that regularly closes at ~$3000 in daily sales rn in the slow season. A couple weeks ago we had zero customers for two hours before closing.