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Does anyone work at wawa? If so do you know if u ...

does anyone work at wawa? If so do you know if u can access the wawa employee site from home


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u can!! the web address is, and be careful about this, because the "s" is very important apparently...https://mywawa.com/stores   

then i believe you log-in like you would from in-store
Posted 2009-03-31T13:09:22Z
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