DoWork
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34 cases of avocados... but don't worry the shipper they sent a week late took 8 cases. I can't even with the fdc right now
I'm scared going in tomorrow. I fear the same awaits me.
34 cases of avocados... but don't worry the shipper they sent a week late took 8 cases. I can't even with the fdc right now
I'm scared going in tomorrow. I fear the same awaits me.
We had 12 cases total come on WednesdayCame in. 24 cases in the back. Mother of fuck.
Still waiting for Plano to do our yogurt revision... yogurt always looks empty because of discontinued items...
The key to a clean produce cooler is to only have what you need. Anything that you order is under your control. Spread your orders out so as to not keep too much product in the back. Have backstock pushed before deliveries.
Dairy is something that someone needs to stay on top of. Whoever's backstocking should also FIFO WACOs so that old product gets pulled first. Scan the floor and fill often. Keep an eye on dates in the back. A good way to quickly audit things that might be close to best by dates is to just look at the BCODE tags. Its January and I have a box on the top of a rack from November? Maybe I should take a look at that. Past that, challenge backroom to pay attention to the dates of what they're pulling. They're the first line of defense against it making it out to the floor.
I have heard of this, and know I know I left Market at a good time.
Dry market tl? Haven't heard that in forever
I had the same issue with 50ish hours for all of market until I talked to the DTL about it for 2-3 visits in a row. He'd said we need coverage from open to close, but we're back down to about 75-80 right now which is pretty much useless when they pull the team for hardlines and backroom anyways.Our product literally sat in the backroom for 2 weeks. The STL made whoever was opening market set it I believe even though we get like 50 hours top FOR THE ENTIRE Week for the ENTIRE market section. Could of had PLANO actually do their freaking job but no, I mean lets just set other shit and have perishables sit there for 2 weeks taking up space.
Between Plano and C&S crap I am losing my mind. The other day I had to push out bakery, meat, and 2 other pallets of C&S push. They cut from C&S push and then just double dip and take the hours from ME to do it. That was their brilliant plan when I asked what their plan was to get this pushed out and backstocked. OH, ya you get to push it. Geez thanks, I was wondering what I could do with all that free time I have in a 4 hour shift, thank you so much.
I love helping other teams, I dont mind at all, but when my store shafts market on hours and then dumps other workloads from other workcenters on us it pisses me off. We allready backstock all our stuff too.
Wait what? How do you find stuff that's back there then? Because it sure as shit won't all fit on the floor. How will instocks research those areas?Our logistic etl changed our freezer to be no longer being backstocked I wonder how this is going to be played out. And I've been trying things out for keeping our coolers cleaned; I locu'd all of my meat cooler to flex and coupon. Luckily a lot of selling now that it is actually o the floor
I like the idea of ambient pro1 and all fresh meat not being STO'd. I keep expressing my thoughts on this and hope some day this happens. Isn't this part of the PAs job filling the pfresh valley.
The only things that need STOd are hotdogs lunchables lunchmeat and all the naked bolthouse juices.