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Sears - Christmas shopping this year
I know I needed this reminder, since Sears isn't always my first choice. It's amazing
when you think of how long the war has lasted and Sears hasn't withdrawn from their
commitment. Could we each buy at least one thing at Sears this year?
How does Sears treat its employees who are called up for military duty? By law, they
are required to hold their jobs open and available, but nothing more. Usually, people
take a big pay cut and lose benefits as a result of being called up for active duty.
Sears is voluntarily paying the difference in salaries and maintaining all benefits,
including medical insurance and bonus programs, for all called up reservist employees
for up to two years.
I submit that Sears is an exemplary corporate citizen and should be recognized for its
contribution. I suggest we all shop at S ears at least once, and be sure to find a
manager to tell them why we are there so the company gets the positive reinforcement
& feedback it well deserves.
Please pass this information on.
I decided to check this before I sent it forward. So I sent the following e-mail to the
Sears Customer Service Department:
I received this e-mail and I would like to know if it is true. If it is, the internet may have
just become one very good source of advertisement for your company. I know I would
go out of my way to buy products from Sears instead of another store for a like item,
even if it's cheaper at that store.
This is their answer to my e-mail:
Dear Customer:
Thank you for contacting Sears. The information is factual. We appreciate your positive
feedback.
Sears regards service to our country as one of the greatest sacrifices our young men
and women can make. We are happy to do our part to lessen the burden they bear at
this time.
Bill Thorn
Sears Customer Care, webcenter@sears.com
1-800-
Sears - Christmas shopping this year
I know I needed this reminder, since Sears isn't always my first choice. It's amazing
when you think of how long the war has lasted and Sears hasn't withdrawn from their
commitment. Could we each buy at least one thing at Sears this year?
How does Sears treat its employees who are called up for military duty? By law, they
are required to hold their jobs open and available, but nothing more. Usually, people
take a big pay cut and lose benefits as a result of being called up for active duty.
Sears is voluntarily paying the difference in salaries and maintaining all benefits,
including medical insurance and bonus programs, for all called up reservist employees
for up to two years.
I submit that Sears is an exemplary corporate citizen and should be recognized for its
contribution. I suggest we all shop at S ears at least once, and be sure to find a
manager to tell them why we are there so the company gets the positive reinforcement
& feedback it well deserves.
Please pass this information on.
I decided to check this before I sent it forward. So I sent the following e-mail to the
Sears Customer Service Department:
I received this e-mail and I would like to know if it is true. If it is, the internet may have
just become one very good source of advertisement for your company. I know I would
go out of my way to buy products from Sears instead of another store for a like item,
even if it's cheaper at that store.
This is their answer to my e-mail:
Dear Customer:
Thank you for contacting Sears. The information is factual. We appreciate your positive
feedback.
Sears regards service to our country as one of the greatest sacrifices our young men
and women can make. We are happy to do our part to lessen the burden they bear at
this time.
Bill Thorn
Sears Customer Care, webcenter@sears.com
1-800-
