ESPN and news for the morning (usually older crew) and Adult Swim for the closing (usually younger) crew for my teamI take my breaks in the breakroom and watch the 55" widescreen.
Almost always NCIS or 'rasseling...
also I heard Targets cleaning crew cannot clean the CVS pharmacy area behind the counter, CVS has to find their own cleaning crew .
There are times when we have upwards of 15 Google Express shoppers, 1-2 Curbside employees, and 1-2 Target Mobile Team Members in our break room all at once. This policy would be... interesting at my store!
When my store had the huddle on Wed to announce the change over to CVS...we were told that IF we saw anyone from the Pharmacy sitting in the break room....we were not to confront them we were to tell the LOD.A bit of overkill I think.
I do see the reasoning behind it but that sounds so insane! And will their till be CVS property and not be in our cash office to be counted with the other funds?
ESPN and news for the morning (usually older crew) and Adult Swim for the closing (usually younger) crew for my team
Behind the counter? I don't think we even have a bathroom there, we have one next to the pharmacy, but it is a public bathroom, it's unisex and the one families often opt to use when it's a mother and their son, or father and daughter etc. so that neither is going in the wrong genders restoom.oh and our STL ETLs are not allowed to use the CVS pharmacy bathroom, they have to use the public bathroom which they deem dirty !!
also I heard Targets cleaning crew cannot clean the CVS pharmacy area behind the counter, CVS has to find their own cleaning crew .
I think she is speaking of the area between the registers & the gates at the newer stores (bowling alley pharmacies do not have this area.) Even the bathrooms next to the pharmacies are 100x cleaner than the "regular" ones because they are less frequently used. Our bathrooms in the back room are disgusting. I think they get cleaned MAYBE once a week, if that! At least our women's bathroom is. I avoid going to the bathroom at work unless I absolutely HAVE to because they are ALL nasty!Behind the counter? I don't think we even have a bathroom there, we have one next to the pharmacy, but it is a public bathroom, it's unisex and the one families often opt to use when it's a mother and their son, or father and daughter etc. so that neither is going in the wrong genders restoom.
If I want a clean restroom, I use the one in the backroom.
I didn't think we would...our head pharmacist has worked here since our store opened...but so far the hrtm had been a bitch about it as usual and the stl had backed get up...We have a shelf in the fridge and lockers labelled for CVS use only, but all the lockers and the shelf are full of team member items. The signs are just being entirely ignored. When we (CVS) noticed this, we just laughed and later were joking about it with some of the self-admitted culprits. As I've said before, nobody in my store is taking those aspects of the rules seriously.
Probably more worried about unions.
All I can say is if this is Target Canada 2.0, I told you so.
Target isn't Wal-Mart. Wal-Marts have banks, salons, McDonalds, Blimpies, and Subways in them and the stores function normally. Target has a CVS pharmacy in it and it's like a nuclear bomb has been dropped.
That's an entirely different situation, though. Those employees NEVER were Walmart employees. We ALL were Target employees until less than a week ago. Target is still signing our pay checks, we are still using Target POS', their claims' processing system, bags, supplies, etc. Hell, even AFTER we change over to the CVS system, we will still be using the Target POS, ringing out Target items, AND helping their guests locate items in the HBA section of the store! As Subway employees, did you have to tell Walmart customers where the aspirin was or ring out their bananas?I used to work at a Subway inside of a Wal-Mart. We had nothing to do with the store. I never even saw their breakroom and only went to the backroom to take out the trash at the end of the night. The store didn't even have keys to the gate that separated Subway.