Office warehouse employee was dismissed after calling Charlie Kirk “propaganda” stickers

Office Depot launched a worker in one of its positions in Michigan after a virus video showed that employees refused to print stickers Charlie Kerk To honor the late conservative activist.

The retail seller said in a statement to Fox News that he was “very concerned about the unfortunate customer experience” in the 3382 store in Portage, Michigan.

In the viral video, which created more than 4 million views on X starting on Saturday morning, a record can be heard by three of the employees that they entered the store early at night to take a request to use stickers in the protest.

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A woman who knew herself was one of the store managers by saying: “Yes, so, we do not print advertising.” Then she doubled and said: “It is propaganda. I am sorry. We are not printing here.”

When the person who records the video asked what makes posters a propaganda, she said: “Because he is a political figure and I have no …” before another employee cut it and said that the general manager will be on Monday.

The video was initially published on Friday by Michigan Forward Network, which is a portfolio Political call The group, which said that one of her team members had been put in order to honor Kirk, who was shot dead while speaking at the Turning Point Usa event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday.

Firestorm has created online game with many commentators who claim to Office Depot to work.

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Office Depot said on Friday night that an “immediate internal review” was launched, and that the employee participating in the accident “was no longer with the organization.” The company also said it had contacted the customer as soon as she learned of the accident “to address their fears and seek to achieve their satisfaction with them.”

The statement says: “The behavior presented by our partner is completely unacceptable and not sensitive, penetrates the policies of our company, and does not reflect the values ​​that we support in Office Depot.”

“On behalf of the company, we sincerely apologize for this unfortunate situation.”

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The company did not mention any employee who was separated, and said it “will continue to investigate the matter”, and will be taken as it is appropriate.

The statement ended, “We are committed to enhancing training with all team members to ensure support for respect for respect, integrity and customer service in each site. Our customers and societies do not deserve less.”

Office warehouse It has 845 Torah in 44 states and province of Colombia, according to the company’s website.