So I was an employee at white duck until Hurricane Helene came through in September. They told all the employees to sign up for unemployment until they got water back. I know they lost there River location but I thought the employer would contact us when they opened back up. I knew I couldn't live off the unemployment so I seeked other work until in my understanding I would be contacted when the downtown location that I was working at that had no damages opened back up, but that was not the case. I only come to find out they were open when I road by and saw it was. Me along with a lot of workers heard nothing of the reopening and quite frankly I think even an apology or an explanation would have been nice, like sorry but you didn't make the cut. It really hurts my feelings that I worked with a company and people I had respect for, and I didn't hear a thing. The ones that didn't make the cut were never reached back out to either, and frankly I feels like a kick while we were down. We are all struggling because of the impact of hurricane Helene, but imagine thinking you have a job and then realizing you were let go of especially during a disaster. It could have been managed better. Many others that I worked with have expressed the same problem that they never heard a thing from them that they had reopened. It's really disheartening the way that we were treated. All could have been spared with a simple text or email. I will not be going back as an employee, or a customer they have completely lost my business and I'm sure many others.