Bed Bath & Beyond is now offering $500 bonuses to hourly employees to stop them from quitting before their stores close
Hourly workers at closing Bed Bath & Beyond locations are slated to receive a new retention bonus of up to $500 if they stay with the job until their store's closure is complete, multiple sources have told Insider.
A spokesperson said the company's practice is to not comment on"employee matters and related decisions." For some workers, the only incentives to stay on the job are team solidarity and eligibility for unemployment after the position is terminated, one former manager in Texas told Insider.
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