qmosqueen
Perishable Assistant Wizard
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well, how about days that the truck is not scheduled to arrive. "ALL" days are truck push days when not finished.Non truck days? We don't have one of those any more
well, how about days that the truck is not scheduled to arrive. "ALL" days are truck push days when not finished.Non truck days? We don't have one of those any more
My store gets a food truck every day of the week.well, how about days that the truck is not scheduled to arrive. "ALL" days are truck push days when not finished.
My store gets a food truck every day of the week.
I hate that we get NO chance to catch up on the truck when we suddenly get a bunch of stuff dumped on us. No hours to spare and our current ETL is always too busy to even offer to help.Same. Sucks some serious balls.
As for the backroom, I think that LOCUing a section of produce the night before the truck or with autofills really helps to keep the back accurate and free of bad product.
Do you guys have any way to catch up on the freezers? Our freezer is completely backed to the brim with tubs and 3-tiers and the only way we have room is if our bread tub get pushed and then finally have room for one more back stock tub.
My CTL is giving some of our hours to our LOG-ETL so she can get back room to back stock but it's getting no where.
We rarely have down time to back stock ourselves so I was wondering if I can suggest anything to my CTL to help us out besides leaving the freezer door open overnight and making room
The system will probably pull it all right back out again, especially if you have instocks scanning.We don't usually have time to purge the coolers, but we try to drop manuals the night before a FDC truck to get more product out.
If you don't have time to backstock the product, you don't have time to QMOS it either.
If there's that much product waiting to be backstocked, it probably needs to be re-pushed first. Unless your exempt leaders are willing to add hours, they're gonna have to put on coats and gloves and do it themselves. Either that or smart huddle, which means other workcenters lose time to get their own work done.
These are all great ideas but with the hours we have right now, we only have one opener in consumables one hardlines maybe 2 soft lines and flow leaves at 8 so the smart huddle is out of the picture atm
Do you guys have any way to catch up on the freezers? Our freezer is completely backed to the brim with tubs and 3-tiers and the only way we have room is if our bread tub get pushed and then finally have room for one more back stock tub.
My CTL is giving some of our hours to our LOG-ETL so she can get back room to back stock but it's getting no where.
We rarely have down time to back stock ourselves so I was wondering if I can suggest anything to my CTL to help us out besides leaving the freezer door open overnight and making room
or doing nothing and seeing what the LOG-ETL does when pulls can't be pulled or C&S/FDC doesn't fit in the freezer.
The back room team doesn't pull batches in the freezer because there is no room. And when one of them is brave enough to get a pull, they have the nerve to put the pull items on top of a tub of back stock and switch the clip from backstock to pull
I mean, if you get to the point where you have that much backstock some or most of that back stock will end up being pushed
STL wanted me to set Yummy Spoonfuls frozen baby food endcap. We did not have all of the product so I had to fake it out. This will create one less freezer planogram to set on a permanent basis.
It is taking one half of one of your freezer ends and will come up on the next adjacency as frz perm or something similar. It is all on redwire including three pogs, one of which is yours.Is this just set permanetly on one of the freezer ends or are they installing some sort of freezer endcap in infants? I ask because in our pet section we have a refrigerated endcap that was installed
Can't wait to see the stupid backlash on Facebook over this...thought my fellow PAs would get a laugh out of this ...
It is taking one half of one of your freezer ends and will come up on the next adjacency as frz perm or something similar. It is all on redwire including three pogs, one of which is yours.
Sadly it isn't a stand alone freezer in infants.ugh thank god it's in infants i would kill someone.
thought my fellow PAs would get a laugh out of this ...