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Do not all stores have 2x20 Line Displays at their registers? Every register in our store does. In fact, every Target I've been to up here has them. Seeing one without a Line Display would be weird imo.

I don't see either of those two happening, and for good reason. On the first one, There's no reason for Returns to be added to MCO. Corporate is trying to decrease usage of it as-is, not wanting stores to Linebust anymore (besides Ulta.) With them wanting to decrease use of MCO, that's not...

It depends. Anyone hired before Q4 gets a review. So if a Seasonal was hired in October or something, then they would get a review come April time.

For some reason, and I'm not sure why exactly, the ability to do a shift swap with 8.5 hour shifts (aka a regular shift. Your 7-3:30s, 9:30-6s, 12-8:30, 2:30-11, and whatnot. Shifts that are scheduled for 8.5 but you work 8 hrs with a 30 min meal break.) is no longer possible on myTime for...

We did over $120 million in 2022 and 2023. And my store's always had an HRTL and ETL-HR afaik.

No. We get HRTLs alongside the ETL-HR. My store has an ETL-HR, HR Process TL, and 4 HR Experts.

Ask HR/your ETL.

You have until late June until you get auto-termed anyways. Might as well keep holding out until June and just pick up a short 4 hr shift when the time gets close.

No. Just need to have your TM discount linked to your account. I believe the deadline for this passed and it's too late though.

Almost every one of the old (superior) REDcard designs are gonna expire soon anyways, within a year-ish. The now-current RedCard design was introduced in September 2019, and Target Cards expire after 6 years. So the vast majority of old REDcards are gone from the wild, and they will all be gone...

There was something about Small Formats on the Workbench page for Checklanes/SCO (in the S&E Business Page) but I didn't read much into it. I believe Small Formats have their own set of rules, and are able to have SCO open at all times. I don't remember much of anything else it said.

Should clarify that IGS can be used for Checkout, but it can't be the only form of non-SCO Checkout, and that there should still be a Checklane open. But I totally agree with what you're saying. Corporate gonna corporate.

An update on this from reading up on Workbench. SuperTargets, alongside select Target Greatland stores will be partially excluded from Express Self-Checkout. SuperTargets that have one bank of SCO will still have regular Self-Checkout, not Express Self-Checkout if their bank of SCO is on...

@SigningLady @gsa4lyfe Welp, turns out Express Self-Checkout is gonna be a permanent chainwide thing starting Sunday the 17th of March. Corporate just announced it publicly yesterday. Hope you didn't toss out ALL that ISM. Otherwise be ready to order more lol...

RIP Target REDcard/RedCard. As part of the launch of Target Circle 360, Target's new paid program, the RedCard will be rebranded to the Target Circle Card. The death of an icon. https://corporate.target.com/news-features/article/2024/03/target-circle-loyalty-program Target Guest Card...

Nope. Next-Gen SCO was Corporate's name for it until a few months ago.

That sounds like what my store has been doing since October with the 10 items or less pilot. As a SuperTarget, we have two banks of SCO. One on Grocery side (green side) with 8 SCOs and one of GM side (blue side) with 4 SCOs. When we first started the pilot, GM SCO was only open on Weekends...

Heard there was some chain wide news regarding SCO and Checklanes that seems to be based on the pilot that my store was participating in. Anybody have more details on it?

Cash Office is a Guest Advocate job. Even though the majority of Guest Advocates don't get Cash Office trained, it's still apart of our job description.

What exactly was added for them? Time off/punch correction/availability approval? Call-in list? Something else?