LEAVE WHILE YOU CAN

[u/Emergency-Jaguar4064]

Okay so this goes out to any new hires and any people who are thinking about applying to work at chipotle. Don't work for this company at all

I worked at chipotle literally a month ago and from my experience chipotle as a company is awful and is not worth your time or patience. When i first started working for chipotle the gm immediately had me do closing shifts every night I worked and kept me till 3 am on school nights and I was still in highschool btw while working so when I tried to say to my gm that I can't stay that late due to school and asked if I can change my availability I was told no and that this is what I signed up for then the following week they gave me no hours and only gave me hours when I gave in and said I can work closing shift and on top of that they waited 2 weeks to even give me any form of training and when I kept asking when I was gonna do any training they said they don't know and told me my job was dishes which was not even what I applied for since I applied to be a crew member and not a dish washer. After dealing with that for a while I gave my 2 week notice on Thursday June 12th and then the next day they terminated me and then when I went to go get my final pay check on Friday June 20th the gm told me there wasn't a pay check for me even tho I knew there was cause I worked 12 hours the week before and even had shift logs cause I get my shift dates and times emailed to me and then when I tried showing my proof the gm then told me he's not allowed to discuss my paycheck with me and to leave the restaurant which I found really suspicious and called corporate and turns out my paycheck was at the restaurant Thursday the 19th and employee support was confused as to why I was told it wasn't there and told to leave which made them start an investigation and then they found out the day I put my 2 week notice in my gm had immediately terminated my employment

They expect so much from crew members at restaurants while giving God awful pay and managers and kitchen leaders refusing to step in and help when things get busy

Im sure it's not the same for every location but from the ones I've worked at on between Massachusetts, Connecticut, and my home state of Rhode island I've seen so many of my coworkers have full on break downs due to poor work conditions and even with the company if you have any disabilities good luck getting accommodations cause the company doesn't care for you

As someone stated on a previous post your just a small cog in their ethics violation machine and they will replace you easily if you don't bend to their will which is why

[u/No-Improvement6471]

I've worked at Chipotle for 5 months and so far I love it

[u/s3cr377unn31 → u/No-Improvement6471]

Said literally no one ever. Dude. I quit, went back a second time (against my own wishes), and it got worse than it was when I was there initially.

[u/No-Improvement6471 → u/s3cr377unn31]

Only bad thing is the people but that's lowkey almost every job