Richard sent a message to Eric J. Foss – Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Aramark – Email Address that said:
Good Evening,
I wanted to contact you in behalf of my step son Zachary. Zachary recently excepted a position in your Cherry Hill, NJ office and was so excited about the new position. He recently graduated from Salisbury University in June. He took a job with a company called Aerotek which is also in Cherry Hill.
Zack applied for a position with your company many months ago and was told they liked him a lot and when a position opened up, they would give a call.
Zack became one of the leading employees at his company with in four months.
About 3 weeks ago your company contacted him and offered him a position. He wasn't sure if he wanted to take it because he was already making over $50,000 as a new employee.
After speaking with us and reviewing the offer from your company he thought it was the best decision to join your company.
All of the contracts were signed, and he had his start date.
He called your human resources department to make sure everything was squared away. They said everything was great and they ordered a computer for him. So, he resigned that day.
He just got a call telling him that your company had to rescind the job because of his driving record. He has four points that were given to him while traveling through Virginia. He was speeding. He also had a car accident. Our son is 22 years old. They make mistakes. Im am very disappointed that your company offered him the position, he resigned, and now has no job. He was making great money for just graduating. He does not know I am sending you this email but I thought it was important to let you know. He is a great kid.
My son is very disappointed.
Thanks for taking the time to listen,
Richard
