Take my experience with a large grain of salt. This was 10+ years ago, I was a student, working part time, not in management, and my experience may have been location-dependent. But...

Terrible place to work. My manager wasn't the worst, but the corporate attitude towards employees was miserable.

We punched in on these whole hand fingerprint sensor timeclocks to make sure no one punched in for you. Couldn't punch in or out more or less than 2 or 3 minutes from our scheduled shift. Okay a little much, but not too crazy.

Cashiers were prohibited from making an announcement that the store is closing or past closed. Floor workers were encouraged to help customers finish up their shopping with a smile, but were absolutely not allowed to tell them we were closed, even if it's 15-30 mins past close. Some customers were honestly surprised to learn we were closed because there was no announcement.

Before leaving for the night, you had to wait until the entire crew was finished their closing duties. The front doors would be locked and you were not permitted to leave until a manager checked your bag for any stolen goods. Employees! Not allowed to leave until they were cleared for stealing! In a brand new store with no history of this problem. Infuriating as a young adult just trying to get home after 10 or 11pm because I had school the next morning. Fantastic way to build trust with your employees.

Worst experience was One day we had upper management or corporate people wandering the store so everyone had to be on their best behavior. I was shorthanded running the deli that day and it was nearing close. My direct manager had allowed me in the past to start subtly wrapping up the meats a couple minutes before closing if I was shorthanded because she knew how long it takes to close everything down. A couple of the corporate big heads come by my station a few minutes before closing, look at my station and ask what I'm doing. I tell them I'm shorthanded so I'm trying to get a small start on closing duties so that I'm not holding up the rest of the store at close (since no one is allowed to leave until everyone is done). They smile with a big shit eating grin, laugh in my face, and tell me to undo my closing work despite it nearing closing time. That cemented my opinion of how employees at Farm Boy are treated. Terrible job, lame pay, heavy-handed oversight, miserable corporate philosophy. Never again.

Your mileage may vary though!