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I'm pretty sure a call to OSHA or somebody would do something, isn't it literally against the law to leave that baler OPEN? I was always told it was a huge fine.

they told us to redirect people with full carts to the lanes. I just smile and nod but I'm inwardly thinking fuuuuuuuuuck no I am not gonna try and enforce that. It won't end well.

Oh yours too? I usually find out some rule or way of working has changed when I'm being told I should know better than to do it that way and we do it this other way now. I miss the truck TL. If you do shit wrong around him he just says stop do it this way and doesn't stand there lecturing you.

Wonder if someone's using an AI to do this shit

and they are very pushy with it and are very aware of when you're doing it

And I thought ours were fanatical. Ours are actually kinda polite tho. They'll see if you are going to put up a box of Hot Wheels and literally will work the box for you (they know the correct spots and everything) back in Toys just so they can look through it. When I worked back there I would...

Same. I'm just like...I'm done. I got around 10 cents in a raise this year. They rag on me but say I'm reliable. They're losing people left and right. idgaf anymore

And this surely won't make it worse!

What level of $$$ is low volume? I don't remember exactly what we hit last year but we're def over 50 mil

if this is anything like all items scanned, it's like one of the seven deadly sins to do that here. apparently too many newbs were doing that here, caused a big problem

At our store after 4 pm we had 2 GS people so...that tells you what you need to know about our store. We almost never have 2 cart guys on at once.

My store recently merged the cart guy position (excuse me, FSA or whatever they're being called) with guest services. If you're hired for guest services, guess what, you are going to do carts at some point! We've lost 3 people in the last month to this nonsense. And I quote "this is not what I...

I'm having Dr Who flashbacks my guy

I have friends who do DD. The general consensus is "no tip no trip" and minimum $1/mile for it to be worth their time

Can workers not turn down orders like they can with doordash?