One other suggestion...
If Target can estimate the Price Accuracy workload 2 weeks out, then they can definitely estimate a certain amount of hours for the PTM workload! They need to come up with a workcenter (call it merchandising?) that they can put hours into that reflects the amount of time they want us to spend working on PTM aisles! Every store either under does PTM or over does it, and Target gives almost no direction on the amount of time it should be taking to do this! Its part of the transition process and they allocate hours to every other step in it, why not this part? I am talking about their workload of putting up MPG labels, working out dcoded product, and the initial remerchandising of the aisle (upkeep of this should go to the zone team)...
AMEN!!! Our Stl wants us to put pulls in for every single label that goes up on Monday since he believes this is what is supposed to be done. I asked why they give us a choice as to whether we want to or not and he said it doesn't matter. If we don't it affects our scores. These weeks of 70-80 labels are killers since we have to put in the pulls (even needs fills are big sometimes), pull them and work them. When I asked about initial remerchandising he said it was the salesfloor's responsibility and the tl's job to oversee it. OK. Soooo....how come this is in the IS team workload then? Who is at the bottom of the hill it's rolling down?