GetGo POLICY
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New ReviewerI am a nurse in the state of Indiana. I go to GetGo multiple times a day.
This morning I went to GetGo on W 16th street in Indianapolis. I was told that my fountain drinks are not free. This has happened numerous times. I am being told, just as this morning, that I am not a first responder.
There is a sign stating that first responders and veterans get free fountain drinks. Upon a google search of the definition of a first responder is such: A certified first responder is an individual who has received certification to provide pre-hospital care in a certain jurisdiction. Is a licensed nurse not a first responder according to GetGos policy? Is it possible that the locations have different policys in effect?
I have experienced plenty of my fellow healthcare peers endure the same outcomes. I am fed up not being treated consistent daily. Its like depending on the cashier, depends on if the drink is free or not. If one of GetGos employees dropped dead and I am in the store, I have an obligation, sworn under oath, to help them in any way that I see feasible.
Its totally not right that we are being treated this way. Please assist with this matter.
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You are splitting hairs, broadening the definition and missing the spirit of the offer and who it was intended for. Police, fireman and EMS are first responders.(terminology wise I may be missing someone).
One, some or all may be on scene of a person in distress.
Their job is in their vehicle or waiting to get called to a scene. This offer is for them to stop after or in between calls.
You are confusing the policy that existed during the pandemic. At that time ALL healthcare workers AND first responders received coffee or a free fountain drink. Now it is just first responders.