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I'm sure some of the store side terms are unfamiliar to dc.

3. Retail & Workplace (Lead Warehouse Worker) In warehouse and supply chain environments (such as at retailers like Target or Amazon), LWW is a job title for a non-managerial, senior hourly employee who directs floor processes and ensures the team meets standard procedures. Reddit ·r/Target +1

When I was working in the backroom, I asked my etl one day if I could wear my college sweatshirt. He said it was fine.

Odd. I worked backroom, dayside, and my pants were always fine. But I did have to change shoes and shirts at least once a year.

It was easy during the 20th century.

Someone on a social media site was complaining on how much Target cashiers make but the post has since been deleted.

College kids in my store worked during the store's open hours (backroom, sales floor, front end).

Nevermind.

Can't return lawn mowers to Target because they don't sell them anymore. /Sarcasm

Marketing. Unfortunately, there are many things for women that are more expensive than their men's equivalent, even though they are the same thing. It's unfair, though.

Sorry, but, when I first saw the subject title , all I could think of is the old Huggies Pull Ups commercial. 😄

I was let go as seasonal and got hired as regular at about this time. But that was a long time ago and your circumstance seems a little different from mine so I don't know.

Does anyone besides me remember when lawn and garden team leads wore shorts?

I remember when tls wore shorts. Well, it was only Lawn and Garden tls who could wear them.

I remember hearing some tms buying clothes from Old Navy. But their clothes are too cheap.