Lucky Brand reviews

It wasn't until I left Lucky Brand that I remembered what it was like to be thanked for a job well done, or to be treated respectfully by senior management. What was once a great Company under founders Gene and Barry has deteriorated in the years since into a culture with little respect for its employees. For instances: Lucky does not consider Labor Day a paid holiday (it has only 4 now) and continues to blame everyone but the senior leadership for the Company's continued p&l failure (a failure big enough to sink all gains at the other Liz divisions). Lucky is not only out of touch with it's customers - going so far as to delete all criticism from them on its Facebook page - it's out of touch with its employees, and morale has never been lower.

Only the store manager is allowed to get even close to full time hours, and the focus on sales per hour is ridiculous. The incentive to do better is a bigger discount on clothes, not commission or bonuses. The store is doing poorly because of the new direction of the line, not a lack of effort by employees.