- Six staff members, including manager Trina Tribolet, quit their job at a Wisconsin Dollar General store due to being underpaid and overworked
- Tribolet also said that the company’s food donation policy was also one of the reasons the entire staff decided to resign
- In a statement released after the walkout, the company confirmed that the store had been closed for three hours on March 9 due to the walkout
A Dollar General store in Wisconsin had been forced to remain closed after its entire staff resigned due to being underpaid and overworked.
Six staff members, including manager Trina Tribolet, at the Mineral Point store did not show up to open doors on March 9 and instead left a handmade sign saying they quit the night before.
Tribolet said that she had been working seven days a week for months because, as the manager, she was only allotted so many paid hours to give to her staff.
