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Resignation | 'No one should work here': Drama as employee quits over intercom

'No one should work here': Drama as employee quits over intercom

A teenager has resigned from his supermarket job by grabbing the intercom and telling staff and customers “nobody should work here, ever,” – ACJ reports.

17-year old Jackson Racicot, from Alberta, Canada, posted a video of his expletive-laden speech onto his Facebook after quitting his position at Walmart on December 6th.

“Our managers will make promises and never keep them and not only that, they will preach to us about how they care about their employees, but about a month ago, my boss, assistant manager Cora, called me a ‘waste of time,’ and management did nothing to help,” he said.

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