I’m sorry, there are way too many jobs these days, at least in my area for anyone to work 14 hours for the wages of 8. That is not legal whatsoever & frankly the employee shouldn’t be doing it. If she were to get hurt during the hours past her shift she is likely not going to be compensated through the company as she isn’t on the clock. Plus who works for free?

To whom it may concern, 1 walk into dollar tree in Westgate in Albany ny the store is so nasty I had to walk right back out. It’s a crying shame that, that store looks and smell the way it do,with this virus going around that store needs to be cleaned or closed down. One of you big boss need to go in that store and make your employees do there job that store is nasty. I should have a inspector go in there that’s how nasty it is

Hello. I was treated horrible and embarrassed and had to shield my grandaughter from a severe confrontation at my local dollar tree. I need to complain so others will not be treated so disrespectfully.
Please tell me where you found an email to write to.
I live in Oregon.
Thank you
Mnoorlander@gmail.com

We learned that the problem was with the link I’d used for an event… while it worked alone in a browser, in an iframe, it would generate that annoying error OR a redirect to the WA-hosted page.

Our original code was [iframe src=”https://stairways.wildapricot.org/event-3934068/” width=”100%” height=”1000″ name=”register” scrolling=”yes”]

But the tech support guy pointed out that the link was missing the word WIDGET and had me use this url instead: https://stairways.wildapricot.org/widget/event-3934068/

Worked immediately! Went back and checked the other iframe links on the site and found that others had the widget already, so this was just a simple mistake in grabbing the wrong embed link.

ALSO NOTE:

For those having trouble using iframes, they are not secure, so some https/http links cannot be used with them if the site has a different security level.

The workaround – at least on WordPress – is an iframe plugin that lets you exchange the usual wrapper for a braces [ ]. It’s a simple swap that made a HUGE difference for us (Divi was actually erasing our old iframe code every couple of days before this fix).