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Stores will be auditing cartons and units from inbound trailers to capture the exact contents of delivered freight. This information will then be compared to the expected products on those trailers to determine the accuracy of trailer inventory. I think my store is auditing a trailer at some...

It was a few hundred hours lower this week compared to next week for my store.

We had a stretch where every truck was 105 to 115 hours. This system would have been useful then.

I think it's only CRC. That's what Target is able to make the most money on.

You have to scan every individual crc label to the pallet label.

I give the MyDay update a ++ for combining a bunch of useful info into one screen.

Well this is now in the May update to Foundational best practice. RIP Revlog experts.

Most of the ones on pegs come in the same shelf ready packaging as the shelves. I always found it strange they were on pegs to begin with. Honestly the pog needs pushers.

From what I can see the goal is to dramatically expand storage (department 2) and shrink utility (D85) to not only drive where the sales are but to expand capacities to have less bulk storage in the backroom.

The storage workload is up but not the adjacency. My quick math shows my store adding an additional 25+ sections of plastic and decorative storage.

Looks like we get a break in May after the frozen reset. We get the annual extra 80 hours to set furniture that we actually won't need. But June 1/8/(and 15 if you're an early set BTS store) are going to be wild.

Just an absurd Sun clickbait headline. Target always closes easter.

Heard a few months ago they were taking it over this spring for us but no update since.

Didn't know Pepsi bought them since they're still serviced by our Anheiser Busch distributor.

I've been in retail long enough that seeing Ollipop and Poppi take the soda aisle lead-in from Coke and Pepsi feels like a true watershed moment.