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I don't know, I've heard so many stories about leadership acting immature on here so it's hard to say. It could be a common thing at many stores.Do we work at the same store? Lol
I don't know, I've heard so many stories about leadership acting immature on here so it's hard to say. It could be a common thing at many stores.Do we work at the same store? Lol
I don't know, I've heard so many stories about leadership acting immature on here so it's hard to say. It could be a common thing at many stores.
That's a good point. The sign should acknowledge that guests using WIC are able to buy up to what their check allows them to buy but for any other guests, the limit is 4. I'm guessing that most stores have issues with resellers buying baby formula and making a profit, which is why AP wants us to limit baby formula for each guest.How does that limit work with WIC checks?
I always thought the limits on baby formula were due to drug dealers buying it in bulk to cut with powdered drugs. Grocery stores in our area used to have formula locked up in the front of the store because it is a high-theft item. Haven't noticed recently if they still do that though.That's a good point. The sign should acknowledge that guests using WIC are able to buy up to what their check allows them to buy but for any other guests, the limit is 4. I'm guessing that most stores have issues with resellers buying baby formula and making a profit, which is why AP wants us to limit baby formula for each guest.
Edit: I know that Target policy states that they have the right to limit quantities (not sure if it's posted somewhere in our store), but this issue seems to happen frequently with baby formula in particular, which is why I think that my store should have already put up a sign that states 4 baby formula per guest per day.
Baby formula? There's a lot of things that are cheaper. What's so special about baby formula?I always thought the limits on baby formula were due to drug dealers buying it in bulk to cut with powdered drugs. Grocery stores in our area used to have formula locked up in the front of the store because it is a high-theft item. Haven't noticed recently if they still do that though.
Beats me. They cut drugs with a lot of different things, from what I've read. At least baby formula is safe to consume, unlike laundry detergent.Baby formula? There's a lot of things that are cheaper. What's so special about baby formula?
Beats me. They cut drugs with a lot of different things, from what I've read. At least baby formula is safe to consume, unlike laundry detergent.
It could be that as well. I've seen signs on the floor limiting hand sanitizer or wipes (that could be taken down since we now have more than enough wipes and hand sanitizer compared to the beginning of the pandemic) so I'm just wondering why no one has thought to put up a sign regarding baby formula.I always thought the limits on baby formula were due to drug dealers buying it in bulk to cut with powdered drugs. Grocery stores in our area used to have formula locked up in the front of the store because it is a high-theft item. Haven't noticed recently if they still do that though.
Baby formula is also huge for resellers. Our store limits it because we have folks who come in and clear the shelves of it so they can go make a profit off of it. Especially if it's on sale or a gift card promo.Beats me. They cut drugs with a lot of different things, from what I've read. At least baby formula is safe to consume, unlike laundry detergent.
They set up multiple accounts with the manufacturer to get coupons for free formula, pretending to have newborns. Then they use those coupons to get free formula, which they turn around and sell to inner city party stores to sell. (The party stores pay less for it than the manufacturer sells it for.) The party stores take WIC, so our tax dollars are supporting a fraud scheme. This is also why only specific formula sizes get stolen, because WIC is only good on specific sizes of each formula.Baby formula? There's a lot of things that are cheaper. What's so special about baby formula?
Just start every sentence with him by saying: "I say unto thee..."TTOTM: You're a nice kid, and more willing to backup the lanes than most grocery TMs, so Imma cut you a little slack, but proselytizing in the breakroom is no bueno, mi amigo.
Just start every sentence with him by saying: "I say unto thee..."
Especially if you're on walkie.
TTOTM: You're a nice kid, and more willing to backup the lanes than most grocery TMs, so Imma cut you a little slack, but proselytizing in the breakroom is no bueno, mi amigo.
I have taken items that keep ending up in my reshop and put the damn things back myself. I've also stuck post-it notes on things emphasizing that the item is NOT Softlines and spelling out where it actually belongs.TTOTM: When I keep putting an item in your bin, I put it there for a reason. Yet it keeps ending up back in my bin. Three times. Obviously one of us scanned it and the other didn’t.
Yeah I eventually put the item back, begrudgingly. I considered putting a sticky note they says "SCAN".I have taken items that keep ending up in my reshop and put the damn things back myself. I've also stuck post-it notes on things emphasizing that the item is NOT Softlines and spelling out where it actually belongs.