Amanda Cantwell
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I was also confused if @Tessa120 meant GS as in GSTL or GS as in the the desk. At my store the desk doesn’t call for backupWhat does the GS mean? Guest Services?
I was also confused if @Tessa120 meant GS as in GSTL or GS as in the the desk. At my store the desk doesn’t call for backupWhat does the GS mean? Guest Services?
As sales floor staff I do wonder at times if GS abuses their ability to call for backup. Fairly frequently lately they stick sales floor staff on the registers farthest from GS and therefore first seen by guests walking up to check out, and then when the lines are down to where the cashiers closer to GS have only one person and I've seen some have no one in line, but GS doesn't come over to turn off our light and send us back to the floor and we can't sneak away on our own because guests see us first and don't walk by to other cashiers closer to GS. And of course that means that GS doesn't have to call for backup the next rush because we are already stuck there. I'm not talking 15 or so minutes, I've been on backup over an hour a few times, some of that seeing other cashiers have one person or none.
This. I could never manage the lanes from GS.That’s very odd to me that calling for backup or anything concerning backup has anything to do with the service desk at your guys’ store lol how could I possibly notice anything about the checklanes when I have a 10+ line at guest service open to close
That’s true, but the way I try to see it is that the other cashiers are up there all day.
Guest Service (GS) and GSA's/GSTL's are two different animals. GSTM's work at GS and we do not oversee the front lanes from the service desk.GSTL, GSA, I don't know who has what initials there. I only know that we can be released when someone that's normally at GS who called for backup comes and turns off our light. I only know that when I'm at those lanes turning on the blinky light for trouble does nothing because no one who helps can see me back there.
Yeah, the other cashiers are up there all day, but their assigned work is up there with them. Sales floor have stuff elsewhere that is expected to be done no matter how short or long they are grabbed for backup. Being released and then coming back is going to get more of the assigned work done than staying up there during the lull so whoever at GS doesn't have to call for backup again.
LmaoA cashier at my store fell for k1 and the ETL AP was sooooo mad
Legal amont is 10,000 in gift card purchases to prevent money laundering.I was told that on gift cards, there is actually an FCC reg that enforces both quantity and value limits. Off the top of my head, I can't recall either limit, though.
porque muchas personas no usan sus cerebros>falling for scams
¿Por qué?
we should do what CVS does-- enforce a max amount (I think our current is $2000-2500?) and SCAN IDs. this prevents breaking up of transactions and stops people from going to the next store over and buying moreLegal amont is 10,000 in gift card purchases to prevent money laundering.
The store I worked at before target felt with money orders and western union so we were required to take anti money laundering classes and we had a lot more rules and regulations with gift cardswe should do what CVS does-- enforce a max amount (I think our current is $2000-2500?) and SCAN IDs. this prevents breaking up of transactions and stops people from going to the next store over and buying more
we should do what CVS does-- enforce a max amount (I think our current is $2000-2500?) and SCAN IDs. this prevents breaking up of transactions and stops people from going to the next store over and buying more
You better believe I’m carding everyone even grandma. I am not getting fired for something that stupid (not carding)I'd love this but that's never going to happen. My STL shit a brick when I on-boarded and forced my cashiers to scan ID for all alcohol transactions instead of keying in random dates.
You better believe I’m carding everyone even grandma. I am not getting fired for something that stupid (not carding)
covering for yourself is always a good idea.I agree with you but I didn't feel like getting my ass reamed and being made out to be the asshole when I wouldn't let middle aged and old people buy without a valid ID. Company policy is very clear: ID everyone so that cashiers are not at risk of using biased judgement to determine who is of age and who is not. I just made my STL repeat himself in front of all the ETLs and my team. If we were to get sued/fine/whatever for not ID-ing properly, I sure as hell wasn't going down for it. It would've been his ass on the line.
Well doesn’t look like any of my presents I’ve ordered as OPU last week will be ready in time so I’m just trying to do last minute stocking stuffers (candy and face masks) so my mom has SOMETHING to open and every single order I do gets cancelled no matter what it is so I guess I have to brave the store today after my shift to find it myself smh
Ahhh, yes, let me go buy all the water at Target so I cal sell it for $20 a bottle out of the back of my truck. Fucking asshole disaster capitalists.