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I understand this woman is very upset but sue them for a million bucks? Wow, that's a lot of money. CVS should have fired the employee right away.
QUOTE A U.S. Pharmacy giant was slapped with a lawsuit after writing an offensive remark on a woman's receipt, according to a new lawsuit filed in court.
Hyun Lee, a woman of Korean descent in New Jersey, took the photos from a CVS receipt she received several months ago, when she realized that her name on the receipt was changed to "Lee, Ching Chong."
Feeling "Shocked, stunned, mortified, humiliated and very bad", Lee wrote a complaint to customer relations: "You think this is funny, but this is very disturbing to me!"
CVS responded in an email, writing that they were "Very saddened" about her experience. They pledged to "Advise and train" the store employee responsible for the comment.
Lee is now suing the company for $1 million in damages. Source 8
Hyun Lee, a woman of Korean descent in New Jersey, took the photos from a CVS receipt she received several months ago, when she realized that her name on the receipt was changed to "Lee, Ching Chong."
Feeling "Shocked, stunned, mortified, humiliated and very bad", Lee wrote a complaint to customer relations: "You think this is funny, but this is very disturbing to me!"
CVS responded in an email, writing that they were "Very saddened" about her experience. They pledged to "Advise and train" the store employee responsible for the comment.
Lee is now suing the company for $1 million in damages. Source 8
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QUOTE Lee is now suing the company for $1 million in damages
So, someone disrespects you and you turn around and demand a million dollars? What happened to the days of requesting a written apology, firing the worker and allowing the company to do service maybe for the Korean American community. Of course those things don't mean much because you can't spend that like you can spend a million dollars.
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Aliza but that's just it, I just read the article and CVS isn't going to fire the person in question but just "Train" them better, it seems like they want those type of people representing their company. It is a very stupid move if you ask me.
Post Date: 5th Feb, 2014 - 1:37pm / Post ID: #
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CVS/pharmacy stores will stop selling cigarettes and other tobacco products by October 1, its parent company, CVS Caremark, says.
Ending tobacco sales "Is the right thing for us to do for our customers and our company to help people on their path to better health," Larry J. Merlo, president and CEO of CVS Caremark, said in a statement.
The company also announced that it plans to launch a national smoking cessation program in the spring.
The retailer estimates it will take an annual loss of $2 billion from tobacco shoppers. CVS Caremark hasn't reported its year-end results yet, but it took in nearly $94 billion in revenues in the first nine months of 2013, according to its most recent earnings report. Ref. CNN
Post Date: 4th Dec, 2017 - 12:38am / Post ID: #
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CVS is buying health insurance giant Aetna, the companies announced Sunday.
If approved, the $69 billion acquisition -- $77 billion including debt -- would drastically remap the health care industry. CVS Health is a massive drugstore chain and prescription drug insurer, while Aetna is one of the nation's largest health insurers.
It would also go down as the largest health insurance deal in history, far exceeding Express Scripts' $29 billion acquisition of Medco in 2012, the last record-holder. Ref. CNN.
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