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[longnguyen]

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Hi folks

I am trying to compare CVS & Walgreens benefits (not salary or work flow)
I have never worked for them so can you help me complete it.
If you have information on Target or Walmart benefits, don't hesitate to share with us.

Thanks

 

[dgroulx]

The employee discount at Walgreens is 15% on top of any coupons or sale prices. With CVS, it's 20% or the sales price, but not both.

 

[rxlynn]

Hi folks

I am trying to compare CVS & Walgreens benefits (not salary or work flow)
I have never worked for them so can you help me complete it.
If you have information on Target or Walmart benefits, don't hesitate to share with us.

Thanks

At CVS if you buy the CVS brands, you get 30% instead of 20% discount. That goes for the things that clearly say CVS or Gold emblem on them, as well as a few other things (Lumene cosmetics, Nuprin cold and pain relivers, etc.) because they are CVS-owned or controlled private labels.

 

[bananaface]

Wal-Mart is 10% off general merchendise. There may be a few excluded items, like tires. Food is included, though. Their retirement package is lousy. Last I heard, they limited the employee's contribution to their retirement to a ridiculously small amount.

 

[alwaystired]

Wal-Mart is 10% off general merchendise. There may be a few excluded items, like tires. Food is included, though. Their retirement package is lousy. Last I heard, they limited the employee's contribution to their retirement to a ridiculously small amount.

They want to make sure they can keep you as employees into your 80's

 

[pharms]

Target's employee discount is 10% off general merchandise. There are a few excluded items such as drinks and groceries.