soniqstylz
Master Of The Dork Arts
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- Dec 30, 2015
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Back to school is Christmas without the extra help.
It stuns me that nobody seems to acknowledge the fact that we're losing a lot of money on that School List Assist bullshit.Back to School is way worse than Christmas. All those little items in OPU/SFS orders, all those pens/markers/folders that look practically the same that are scattered all over the store, crap zone in BTS, unlocated overstock all over the backroom, counts off everywhere, and totes full of the stuff you need that you can’t find, and couldn’t get to even if you could. It takes forever to fulfill orders and when you finally find all 19 of the items, the order total adds up to about $6, and of course, if it’s SFS, free shipping. Target paid someone twice that much to pull the order. Same problems for Christmas orders, but at least at Christmas the orders bring in some bucks. Then there’s the crabby parents, obnoxious brats running everywhere and the snowflakes who are furious because we are out of the uniform part that their kid needs at 11pm the night before school starts.
At Christmas at least some people have the spirit of the season, they leave the kids at home some of the time, and I enjoy the Christmas displays and festive spirit of the team. No festive spirit at BTS. And at Christmas the playball fixture is gone for the year, so you don’t have to dodge those all day.🎄😁
Are you time traveling? Even if you work from Sunday at 00:00:00 to Monday at 23:59:59 you'd still only have 8 possible hours of overtime. Take all the OT you can get before Spot puts the stop to it (though unlikely when given by the STL's blessing).So it is Monday, and I already have 9 hours of overtime (for the week).
Or BEP is in a state that mandates OT pay over 8 hours in a day and has worked 12+ hours each day.Are you time traveling? Even if you work from Sunday at 00:00:00 to Monday at 23:59:59 you'd still only have 8 possible hours of overtime. Take all the OT you can get before Spot puts the stop to it (though unlikely when given by the STL's blessing).
unfortunately, mines 40, but now I am up to 12 hours on our OT sheet.Or BEP is in a state that mandates OT pay over 8 hours in a day and has worked 12+ hours each day.
Oh I see. You mean you're showing up on the project OT report for 12 hours? Hopefully your STL doesn't make you cut out at 40!unfortunately, mines 40, but now I am up to 12 hours on our OT sheet.
Oh I see. You mean you're showing up on the project OT report for 12 hours? Hopefully your STL doesn't make you cut out at 40!
I mean that’s fair. Just tread lightly and take note of what is said. Ultimately the STLs always want that fat bonus check so they’ll coach the crap out of people on OT so they don’t go red.That's not happening, they are my scheduled shifts, and I'll just tell them no, if they ask if I want that day off. Not much they can do, but fire me, and give me unemployment (for this reason it would be a damn near easy win). That and when I tell my future interviewer, I was fired, for showing up to work, when I was scheduled, could lead into an interesting and productive time sink (for me) in an interview.
With the new push process there won’t be pallets on the floor anyway. Everything is on uboats and only 1 vehicle per person on the floor. We shrink wrapped our cardboard cages and put them in the steel to never be used again.I like the atmosphere of the Xmas season and most guests here in the Bible Belt really appreciate a genuine "Merry Christmas," but that FUCKING LIGHT WALL GOD DAMN. I think I've posted about this at least 250 times by now but I just can't get over how annoying it is to try and fight through a mass of people who are packed asses to elbows into a 5 ft. wide aisle. Because of the crowds, we have to put the pallets/flats that we're pushing from IN FRONT OF THE SAME SHELVES THAT WE'RE TRYING TO PUSH TO rather than lining them up in the main aisle in front of seasonal where it would make the most sense, but can't because the ETL will shriek that they're in the guests' way. With BTS there are pallets/flats in the same place but we have room to move them around as needed because the traffic isn't as heavy and there aren't as many. Try staging additional pallets in the backroom when there's so much holiday shit piled up that it's lifting the roof off like peeling open a can of tuna.
I've been in BTS a lot this year from beginning to end including helping set the POG, and the worst day was what I would describe as "mildly annoying for a few minutes here and there", but Xmas with the light wall mosh pit combined with 420 kilotons of candy and lights is always a shitshow every single year. Bear in mind that with Xmas you're also dealing with knuckle dragging seasonals, but not during BTS.
Hope this helps!
With the new push process there won’t be pallets on the floor anyway. Everything is on uboats and only 1 vehicle per person on the floor. We shrink wrapped our cardboard cages and put them in the steel to never be used again.
A Spirit Halloween store is opening in the vacant Toys R Us location at my shopping center, so hopefully it won’t be too busy lolYep so ready for the Halloween season to start sick of back school and I still love the Christmas season anything but back to school lol