Ringwraith917
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It was a good, very busy day at my store. Nothing compared to the crowds of 5 years ago, but busy enough to be stressful.
I would say we were weekend busy in the store, but SFS was bonkers all day. Orders just kept dropping in well past what we were forecasted so it looked liked we weren't progressing at all.
lol it's so easy to look up the holiday hours on workbenchI've asked a couple of leads and HR person if they've heard or received an email when the closing hours will be extended. They said they aren't aware of extended hours... My response to each one was, hmmmm I'm ODTM and even I know that hours will be extended... just want to know when it will start.... (I'm prepared to lose my job anytime I go in. 😂🤣 ) I really don't know how my store functions... Walmart comes across as being cleaner now...
Mine was near 300k with about half originated and half fulfillment (about 75% of that SFS)We did $560k in sales. $401k Originated, $83.7k in OPU, $75k in SFS. Precovid, we sometimes hit over $800k, and mostly in originated sales.
Your sd or tl can get the info on mpm.^^where can you see this info? I heard my store was 1st but I’d love to see the breakdown.
I hate that. I had a bunch of old fulfillment cards I'd made to check other stores, but they killed the datasets they were based on. The new ones all have row level security : (Alternatively, if the information isn't restricted on Greenfield, and you PM your store number, I may be able to look it up. Most of the most commonly used datasets for sales reporting are restricted, for reasons that don't really make any sense to me, but there are others with less column and row level security.
I don’t know one peer that would rather suffer by cutting payroll, not replacing key shifts, or underposting. It’s a myth.They go into the managers pocket probably
Around Halloween and before there would be days where the cashier-side of front end would get SCO...and no one else until 9 or 10am. Wednesday/Thursday are our slowest days and it's at its worst there. And if we DID have an extra person they'd be stolen for GS...which I hate. They're nice people over there but I resent the short-staffedness this forces onto the cashier-side. There's been days we had three or four cashiers scheduled--ALL DAY. It's less common after Halloween but when the days are bad they're awful.Taking in the entire month you may underpost one week because you know let’s say wk3 of the month has a massive workload, so you over post wk3 etc. I have yet to meet an SD that doesn’t want more payroll or is scared to spend payroll for arbitrary reasons. I never met a DSD that is happy with a store banking hours for reasons besides training for new hires.
Opposite actually happens. We all fight to be able to spend more payroll. Then again maybe you had a very strange SD. Could be true not knocking what you’re saying.
At my store we have this same problem.Around Halloween and before there would be days where the cashier-side of front end would get SCO...and no one else until 9 or 10am. Wednesday/Thursday are our slowest days and it's at its worst there. And if we DID have an extra person they'd be stolen for GS...which I hate. They're nice people over there but I resent the short-staffedness this forces onto the cashier-side. There's been days we had three or four cashiers scheduled--ALL DAY. It's less common after Halloween but when the days are bad they're awful.
Backup calls for days. Prompts to "go faster" when you're the sole cashier working. Every day it got like that I'd just be praying for someone to say something to me so I could leave 'em high and dry.
I wish I was in the store you apparently are. I just know when the holiday help leaves we're going back to osteoporosis staffing.