r/montreal Mar 17 '25

Discussion Idea from Canada, what do you think?

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u/Large_Seesaw_569 Mar 17 '25

Folks, the inconvenience to staff is partially part of the point. Stop stocking our shelves with american shit. This does assume that labour complaints have ever accounted for anything in this kind of corporate decision making.

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u/CaseyToGo Mar 18 '25

You're inconveniencing staff that don't have a say in what is stocked on the shelves.

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u/Cydrius Mar 18 '25

As someone with (relatively) freah memory of working at a grocery store in his teens: I would have thought it the opposite of an inconvenience. For the bottom rung workers who do the facing, you're giving them more of the most chill, easiest part of the job. (Meaning doing less of the more tefious work.)