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12-25-2013, 11:51 AM
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Dancing Thyme
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Originally Posted by janmcn
It seems like Publix could use some of their profits and hire overnight stockers, if this is the case. Not talking about produce and meats, but the popular items that were missing. This would keep the aisles open during store hours. Maybe they do and just can't keep up with demand.
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I live right behind Publix in colony and they do have trucks coming during the night after hours and I'm pretty sure they have people stocking shelves very early in the morning, but I think they just can't keep up with the demand. I do wish that Sweetbay in Pinellas could start picking up the slack. Its a nice store and I do go there very often because it isn't busy.
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