Bullseyerc
GSTL
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- Mar 31, 2016
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Who typically gets chosen out of the cashiers to run self checkout? If any?
We used to put people who cared enough to try to upkeep and clean it, but now when we have people there they put the talkers in an effort to get redcards. okayWho typically gets chosen out of the cashiers to run self checkout? If any?
actually every store ive been to and ive asked, the cashiers have said they were getting more hours now that they have the self check out. because someone has to man it and someone has to be on cashier. we would open with 1 cashier, now we have 2. laddeeda. but the real test will be in november ... BLACK FRIDAY! then we'll see how much of a pay off they are!
actually every store ive been to and ive asked, the cashiers have said they were getting more hours now that they have the self check out. because someone has to man it and someone has to be on cashier. we would open with 1 cashier, now we have 2. laddeeda. but the real test will be in november ... BLACK FRIDAY! then we'll see how much of a pay off they are!
Its mad backup worse at my store. Every weekend backup is called before 8:30 am, and the backup now lasts way longer.I wish we had them at my store! I have heard from other stores it cuts down on the backup cashier calls which would be great in my store because lately backup is being called before 9am. Ughhhh
Nope, it's a lie.I have heard from other stores it cuts down on the backup cashier calls
I wish we had them at my store! I have heard from other stores it cuts down on the backup cashier calls which would be great in my store because lately backup is being called before 9am. Ughhhh
We have 8, 4 on each end of the lanes. One side has not worked right yet and its been over a month. The other is intermittent at best and now we seem to have longer lines than ever. Probably because if I know Target they are scheduling with hours alotted as if they all work.
The cashier who is watching the SCOs is supposed to approach guests and talk to them about REDcards, which sounds awful.when I went shopping at my old store I wanted to say to the ETL GE "so will you fire the SCO if they don't harass every guest to open a Redcard?" VERY tempted but I didn't. 😀
Our strategy has been to kneel and sort it on the floor when closing, and then add the money from the cartridges on top of the guests' 1s 5s and 10s and then bundle it up. It helps save some sorting time but facing can still be a small hassle. But yeah, door open and shielding you on one side, cart shielding on the other.We got SCO's about a week ago. I have a love/hate relationship with them lol. Back up calls have decreased since we got them. Cashier hours have not been reduced (yet). Most people don't see the no alcohol sale sign and try to buy it anyways. The scales have issues sometimes. It takes longer in the CO. The money in the bag from the SCO's is all mixed up and we have to sort it before we can count it. The GSTL is going to come up with a solution, soon I hope lol.
It is.The cashier who is watching the SCOs is supposed to approach guests and talk to them about REDcards, which sounds awful.