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5/3/12

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The lost and forgotten

4/25/12

The Wegman's "Online" hiring website is crap. All it does is take the "personal" out of the equation. Gone are the days of going into a store, meeting the manager, asking for an application and and old fashioned handshake. In my opinion Wegman's is growing too fast for its britches. It is becoming an arrogant corporation. I remember the days when People were proud to work for Eastman Kodak. Where are they today? And there are no jobs there either. Just remember, there are more places other than Wegman's that sells food. Get Arrogant, and people WILL shop elsewhere.

Janae Lepire

5/3/12

I had quite a shock this morning. Wegman's is one of the highest priced stores in our area, but I do know that they also have some good deals, if you've done your research. Plus they send out those coupon books, which nowdays just have the $2 off a $10 or more grocery purchase. Since I knew I was getting their best deal items anyway, plus had the coupon,I felt it could actually be worth the trip. I was sure wrong. I purchased 2 frozen items, a gallon of milk and banana's. What a surprise I got when the cashier told me that my coupon wasn't good on ANYTHING I purchased! She said that frozen items, produce and dairy are NOT groceries at Wegmans!! Seriously, only prepacked, non frozen junk is considered groceries at this extremely overpriced store. I will not be shopping there for anything at all anymore.

ilene

4/27/12

We DESPERATELY need a Wegman's in MANAHAWKIN NJ. One store available sells out of date products and limp produce. The other has aisles the size of bowling lanes with a parking lot that is so dangerous you need prayer to enter. This is an affluent area that can LOVE and SUPPORT a well run store like yours. It is growing and growing and would welcome quality.

Come on DANNY.....think about it. I have been following you since early 70's in New York.

Cassie Atkinson	4/5/12
I used to work at Wegman's in Williamsport, PA and it was great! The attention to customer service is amazing. I love all their product especially their food court and cafe. I think a Wegman's in the Mansfield, PA area would do great. It would be nice to have a store in the area that actually care about their customers.

Victim of discriminatory hiring practices at Wegmans

3/27/12

I went for an interview at the Wegmans store in Collegeville and was told when I called back that they were no longer hiring high school students. The next day my friend who went for an interview after I did, she got a call from Wegmans and got a job at Wegmans. I made the huge mistake of telling the interviewer that I had diabetes. I interviewed again a year later and received an e-mail on a Sunday saying that I was hired and just had to fill out the pre-employment forms on-line. I couldn't access the information on line, so I called the store on Monday morning to find out what the problem was. I was told the hiring manager was out until Wednesday and nobody else could help me. I drove to the store to see the manager that Wednesday (pretty responsible if you ask me) and I spoke the the manager who told me, "Oh, that was a mistake, you're really not hired.". What a bunch of crap. My family won't shop there and I am sure to tell everyone how unfair they are in their hiring practices.
There is no way to prove that it's because of my illness, but it's not uncommon for employers to run away from people that divulge they have an illness. They don't want to take on any potential responsibility (as they see it). I learned a hard lesson at a young age -- Don't tell any potential employer about my diabetes although it has shaped me into the hard working, responsible person I am today. Wegmans -- you lost out!!

Anonymous

1/17/12

Well Wegmans - Undercover Boss is again on T.V. You should be on it. Your managers and supervisors obviously do not go by any harrassment policy (or do you have one?!). They play favoritism and pit one employee against another, and HR does not do a thing, NADA!!!! What ever happened to hard working employees being recognized. Check out your VA stores for a change - like Northern VA (if you can figure out that store). Those managers and supervisors must have brought down their attitude from up North.

joni in nc

1/12/12

To the wegman owners corporate personal I was hopping and praying that you are looking to expand in NC. I lived in DaleCity. va. and went to wegman all the time. and we moved here and I'm so disheartened that there is no wegmans here. we live in the charlotte area and they don't have anything offered here like close to what your store gives. I have never been able to go to a store and get all that I need in one place. being a diabetic I found your produce was awesome!!! and your variety was great. and the workers in the store were always great. please. please consider opening a store here. We live in the Indian trail area and we have lots of others here needing a store like yours. no store comes close to yours and I often think that wegmans would do so well here. we need some class like your stores. the main thing I miss about va in wegmans. so please consider this. Ballentyne would be location and Indian trail. thank you . keep up your hard work.:)

Caroline Finucane

12/5/11

I love Wegmans Stores, But I don't understand Why they are all different? Monroe Ave Pittsford Store offers so much more then Brockport. It maybe due to customers types? But why not try it then undue it. Also I see in the Brockport Store that it is not keeping up with the growth of people coming into the store. The Pharmacy area is to small for electric carts of the elder who cann't walk in, you Need a Drive up window so they can sign there paperwork and talk with the person. Also the grocery carts are brought into the area along with electric carts with people in line. Way to small of an area. You will also have to plan on buying more electric carts with the Baby Boomers retiring soon. More shopping will happen during the day, Parking will be effected also.
I would also like to see plans for a Wegmans in Batavia NY. The Lowes just closed in Novmember and it would be nice for a small Wegmans there for cutomers?
I agree with one comment made that there ae to many managers.
Thanks

Anonymous

12/2/11

Agree with the poster below me. I to work in a VA store, and find the favoritism to be astonishing. I love my job, because of the great customers.. But, the management cliques don't sit well with me or most of the staff. It's all about who you know at Wegmans, and not about your ethic, character, and how well you do your job. This must be a trend in your VA stores. Managers who started in New York and are still with Wegmans 10-15 years later always day that the Fredericksburg store doesn't operate like the other Wegmans stores.

Anonymous

11/20/11

Wegmans should send one of their "higher ups" out as "Undercover Boss" not to check on their clerks but their managers. They seem to get away with constant harassment of their employees even down to the level of dictating who they should and should not fratenize with...Last time I looked they were not officers in the military! They pick on the workers who are hard workers and cow tow to those who suck up! Danny Wegman needs to get down to the No. VA stores; Open your eyes - your management needs overhauliing.

no name/ employee

9/17/11

I thought Wegmans cared about their employees. But I guess I was wrong. I work at the cherry hill Wegmans and can't believe how we are being treated. Telling us as employees that we can not park in our own lot. It's for customers only. I thought I was a customer when I buy something there. Because of this liquor store we are told that we have to park a football field away from the store. This is unfair and unsafe. What if something happens to me, are you going to tell me that its not our fault? You have people that come in at 5:30am and leave 1230am that are scared to walk to their cars I think you should know how your employees are being treated. Also we are getting written up for this

Joan Field	8/1/11
This past week I noticed signs saying Made in USA at the Wegman's store at West Genesee Street, Syracuse, NY. Good for you and good for me. If I have a choice, I will take USA; I put back CHINA. I have celiac disease and I find a large variety of foods, especially bread and I love UDI's brand and have recommended it to others; they agree it is good.

Allison

6/4/11

My aunt, who lived in Syracuse, used to get your magazine and would send them to me when she'd collected a year (I live in Florida). I loved them and I loved shopping in your store when I visited her several times a year. After she died, I went into the store after clearing up her estate to ask if I could have the magazine mailed to me if I kept her card. I was told no. This made me sad, so I buy old issues off eBay. I'd eager pay an annual fee to get your magazine.

BONNIE VARECKA

3/17/11

I would respectfully request to speak to someone at the corporate level who is open to a consumer's communication.
I have been "handled", rather then communicated with relative to a somewhat complex and inflamed issue.
I am a long time customer as well as a current cancer patient struggling to keep my affairs together.
There is an arrogance in regards for the ability of a representative to be objective , concerned and open to my experiences.
Decisions and the way they have been conveyed has been upsetting, degrading and slanderous.
I simply feel I deserve the right, as with any legal proceeding, to not be judged or condemned prior to an opportunity to detail my experience, and at this point defend my honor and erroneous or slanderous remarks.
I have attempted to speak with legal, asset management and loss prevention. I have stolen nothing, hurt no one nor been accused of such. I am being pegged as guilty of being difficult due to errors and misjudgements in the pharmacy area. Other slanderous allegations have been made in areas of your store I do not utilize. Each party I contaCT HAS THE SAME "CANNED" remark, almost verbatum.
I feel as though deflecting, accusing and defaming me is easier than addressing a somewhat serious and concerning issue.
Can someone please be open enough and fair enough to receive my concerns, disappointment and true anguish over this please.
I am treated as a second class citizen and labeled as something I am not once I needed to press for a resolution.
My family attorney has encouraged me to seek answers and resolution in this manner if possible. I am a current cancer patient, my cell is the best possible means to reach me.

Sincerely,

Bonnie Varecka

Debbie

3/23/11

I shop in the store all the time and some things I find are a little high priced but not too bad. Items like the dog foods are priced a little high and laundry detergents. I also am still not happy with the way they have chosen to display their donuts. The open cases I find disgusting people are always coughing and sneezing or blowing their noses around them and it grosses me out .I will not buy donuts from their store anymore it was much better when the cases were enclosed.And now I have recently been trying to find out simply where the company gets their milk from and other dairy products due to the radition disaster in Japan and I can't find out any information. I find this very frustrating.

Buford Cline

2/19/11

I have just read some negative reviews about some of your stores so I thought I should post my positive one.I am a widower & eat out much of the time.I have been patronizing the Pub at your Malvern store & have nothing but good to report about it.I have just enjoyed the Saturday prime rib entree not only because it was very good but also because the waitress I had was exceptional.Not only was she polite, courteous & efficient but a real hustler handling the large number of tables she served.I asked her name & she said it was on my copy of the credit card bill.Her name is Jania I.I consider her a real asset to your business.

Robin

2/4/11

Initially I was really excited about a Wegman's coming to our area in Pennsylvania but it didn't take me long to go back to my usual places for much of my food shopping. I figured the food bars would be a nice treat instead of cooking dinner but almost every dish offered at the food bars contains garlic. Every type of soup sold in the plastic tubs have garlic, even the tomato soup! Pre-prepared dishes from the deli contain garlic except for the feta cheese, tomatoes, and shells. I guess Wegman's corporation doesn't realize that many people cannot metabolize garlic (or onions) or they would offer at least ONE type of soup I could take home besides Campbells soup! The only things I buy now at Wegman's are produce, unusual pastas, cheeses, tea bags, juice, bread, beer, and desserts. My husband takes home sushi every time he goes but the inari I always order (rice in a soy wrap) is a few cents shy of $5, almost twice the price from my local grocery! It's also too bad that many competent employees must have left and more indifferent high school students have replaced them.

Tina Lockwood	1/18/11
I have been an avid customer of your six dollar meals in Cherry Hill and Mt. Laurel NJ since it's inception. Why have you decided to diminish the portion side of the grilled lemon chicken breast by cutting it vertically so we can't tell the dif erence. Why not increase the price instead of giving us half the size?

Samantha

1/26/11

When you first opened your Malvern store, I went to check it out because everyone seemed to say nice things about Wegmans. When I went in there, I was impressed and it was very large and well stocked. I asked an associate where a certain product might be and she replied "I don't know, thats not my department." I had to ask someone else who said "right down that way, make a left" Okay, thats better then the "I don't know" answer, but he could have said what Aisle it was. Anyway, I said forget it and went to check out. The cashier I had was probably in her teens, and she flat out said "we sell beer here if you want to go and get some" I don't drink and found her comment really offensive so I left your store. I prefer to shop at the Giant right down the street in Frazer where their associates actually care about customers and are always willing to help.

Barbara from PA	12/21/10
We just visited Wegmans (Corning, NY) for the first time. We were impressed! The employees were so polite and talk about Customer Service! Everything we purchsed has been great. We have to travel an hour to get to Corning, NY or Williamsport, PA, we wish you would build a Wegmans In Wellsboro, PA or Mansfield, PA which would be much closer for us.

Susan Hamilton

12/17/10

I want to thank you for making this holiday season special for my three year old grandson. He has a dairy allergy and loves all the Christmas treats. Because the Wegman's semi sweet chocolate chips are dairy free he has been able to eat fudge, chocolates from molds, and cookies just like all the kids during the holiday season. We send healthy snacks to his nursery school using your dairy free alternatives. It is great to have him eating the same treats the other kids enjoy.
We also appreciate the dairy free boexed mixes and dairy free yogurts, milk, and butter. The dairy free pizza is a Friday night treat as well.
Thank you Wegman's.
Susan Hamilton

Caryl Pall	12/8/10
I just moved from the Rochester area to Lockport, NY. and I am going through withdrawl symptoms... can you please, please, put a Wegmans up near there. The closest is on Niagara Falls Blvd. in Amherst, not a close ride. I miss shopping at your store.

Anonymous

12/9/10

I ave gone to your Johnson City store for groceries every Friday for years. I spend between $150.00 and $200.00 per WEEK. I have to say that your staff is rude and that your meat smells spoiled after having it my refrigerator for 2 days. I am also unhappy that the Wegmans turkey went from % something a pound to over 6.00 a pound now. BOO. That was one big reason why I shopped there. Anyway. The attitudes of your bigger employees like your chefs and managers and even your Hiring personnel are rude. I will start going to Price Chopper again like I used to. There really is not anything special about Wegmans anymore.

Richard Herman

12/2/10

I am a maunfacture of store displays for supermarkets for over 25 years. I was very disappointed in a recent trip that I made to your store in Warrenton, Virginia.

The disappointed is with me. I have been in well over 100 supermarkets throughout the country and your merchandising ranks at the top or pretty dam close. I am not a vendor yet and I would like to work with your team,.You guys do it right.

Thanks for the experience. It was a good shop day

Richard Herman- President
Leisure Craft PO Box 1700 Hendersonville,NC 28793
Telephone 828 693 8241

Janice Mertz

11/22/10

I have noticed that when I shop at your Alberta Drive store in Amherst, NY, there is nothing but the best quality in your meat and produce departments but not so at your Military Road Niagara Falls, NY location. I will shop every Friday after work.
I would think that meat has a three to four day, If the meat is fresh, refrigerator shelf life. By Sunday the meat smells spoiled. I have shopped at Federal Meats a time or two and have never run into this problem. The meat remains fine for 3 to 4 days. I wouldn't think this is good for business. What bugs me the most is having to go back to your store to return the meat. I would hate to have to start buying my meat elsewhere. Hopefully this can be corrected soon. Thank you

JOE BUCZAK	11/24/10
JUST SAW THE ALEX BALDWIN COMMERCIAL FOR YOUR FACILITYS. CAN'T BELIEVE YOU WOULD ASSOCIATE YOUR STORES WITH THIS PIECE OF HUMAN WASTE. MUST HAVE A SHORT MEMORY OF THE ABUSE HE HEAPED UPON HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER. BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF DANNY !!!!

Alice	11/16/10
My problem is that recently I have noticed that Wegman's is not stocking may items made by wegmans, I feel this is not in their best interest, as I do perfer some items from brand names over Wegman's brand, and have heard this from many others in the Buffalo New York area. Love your store,but maybe forced to shop where I have a choice.

janet Logan

11/14/10

I shop at the Wegman's in Fairfax, Virginia. On Sunday mornings, the dairy case for milk is always empty . The shelves are sometimes empty The produce aisle is a mess - clerks put carts with produce in the aisle and then they disappear. Is there a reason why the bananas are always green? The store opens at 6 AM. The employees should be there at 5. They shouldn't be stocking when people are trying to shop.

I have asked several times to speak with a manager. Each time I am told "they aren't here today." Is there such a person?

Anonymous

11/6/10

Just stopping by to express my extreme disappointment with Wegmans Warrington. As a parent of a teenager employed there, I have to say that the "Who we are" motto does not appear to mean a great deal to certain Managers. When a High School student is consistently harassed to change his/her availability to suit the needs/wants of the Manager instead of trying to compromise with the student, so that the student can work at Wegmans and still maintain his/her responsibilities at school, that illustrates the lack of consideration for the ideals that Wegmans stands for. My teen-aged student felt that he had no recourse but to resign as there was a distinct lack of willingness to even entertain a compromise. I regret to say that I would never recommend any young person work at Wegmans.

Trudy Kunze

9/27/10

After defending your prices at lunch the other day to a loyal Giant Food coworker, I left your Collegeville store tonight, planning to check out the local Giant. I bought 3 small fruit snacks for my grandaughter (3/$2) great deal, I thought. At the check-out, it scanned 2/$3 (the larger more expensive choice, lower on the shelf). It took a ridiculously long time for someone to go confirm what I said (which he did confirm), and you can imagine the line of people enraged behind us in line. The reason I'm taking the time to write this - the response from the teen-age looking 'manager' was that she would go "change the sign!" Giant foods - here I come! and I'll be too embarrassed at lunch to share the story and hear the "I told you so!"

bob	5/23/10
impressive and innovative

LeAnne	9/16/10
We used to shop at the Wegman's near Potomic Mills and loved it! The seafood and meat selections were top notch, as were the cafe areas! My question is when are you planning on a location here in San Diego? Definitely no comparison here to the friendly staff, prices, selection, and ambience we experienced at that store!

Kevin Slean

7/8/10

My wife & I as usual stop by Wegmans Bridgewater NJ every morning to buy what ever we need for the day and two or three days a week we have a soup and have it in the upstair cafeteria. We know your soups and my wifes favorite soups are NE Clam & Mushroom which you don't have that often any more so we settle for Chichen noodle. Today we were surprised to find that you had mushroom,it did'nt look like your usual mushroom but any how we decided to try it and I want to tell you it was the most horrible soup I ever had. The sign said "Wegmans Ceam of Mushroom" It did'nt even look like anything creamy. I'm sorry it just did'nt cut it for Wegmans product. I mention it to a young chef with a tall white hat and he was very good about it and had my money refunded but it's not about money it's a soup that we look forward to every day. Only about four weeks ago I was praising your soups to the new CEO of a large up-scale Supermarket chain(your competitor) and now I feel Wegmans great as it is probably beginning to go middle of the road like any other supermarket.

Kevin Slean. Customer from day one in Bridgewater