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When it first started it was out of control. If I had a cart of damaged Mens basics, half of them would go CRC. If I recall, it was just outside brands like Hanes or Fruit of the Loom, but not in-house brands like Goodfellow. Now it seems to happen with things like Carter's baby stuff or more...

We've been having clothes go CRC for at least a year. For awhile it was so much that we had to have a separate CRC box at the fitting room because we were getting almost as much CRC as salvage. Thankfully that stopped and now it's usually only the occasional piece or two a day when I do damages.

Nooooooo lol. Never did like them. Some of ours ended with everyone jumping in to help any department but Style put away their reshop. Meanwhile Soflines was trashed. Hard pass.

I keep expecting to see posts by him, especially on the politics thread. His absence is definitely felt.

I figured it had something to do with Juneteenth, but I'm confused as to why. I've gotten paid early when the banks are closed on a Friday, but why would it matter if they are closed on a Thursday?

You will probably have to close one night as they recently started having most leaders close again after a few years of having only a Closing manager. They don't want leaders closing alone anymore is what I was told. Can't really help with the rest as my store is much smaller than yours. We...

Two that I can think of are seasonaldude and Tessa120. Both regular posters that just stopped.

OMG! This is so sad! He was the heart and soul of The Breakroom. I didn't always agree with him either, but he was thoughtful and insightful and fair. Sometimes too fair. RIP Commie. Thank you for letting us know HF.

That's ridiculous. Anyone who opens the store or comes in super early for truck reguiarly should be exempt from closing. There's plenty of later dayshift or midshift leaders who can close. It wasn't so bad when I was a manager at Sears because we closed at 10 and the opener usually had to be...

As someone who works the opposite, I can see your point. I'm a night owl and a closer exclusively, and if they told me I had to open once a week I'd be livid. I do not get up before 10:30am at the earliest. Are they giving you the next day off? I would imagine they would have to, because having...

Lol people overthink. Just punch in, do the best you can, and punch out.

I'm torn on this. On the one hand, not having to deal with whining, crying, screaming younger kids (seriously, why do they WHINE so much?) as well as the disruptive jerk teenagers would be AMAZING. On the other hand, not letting anyone under 18 in even with a parent is kind of wild. What about...

That doesn't make any sense. That's literally what sick time is for. I know some states have different policies, but I've never heard of this before.

I know what side my bread is buttered on. Glowing reviews all around, always.

Which I fully support.

I assure you, SDs are never happy to have fewer hours, and the last thing they are thinking about is how they can screw over their team by taking money out of their pockets. If it were up to SDs and ETLs, we'd all have hours aplenty. The stingy hours and penny-pinching come from above store level.

Depends on who you talk to. We complain about it a lot in my store, but there's only one fellow TM that I get into specifics with.

You are incorrect. You've never heard someone say "I'm sorry, but"?

Sorry Captain, but you're not the one who should be correcting someone else's grammar or syntax. Half of what you write is grammatically incorrect.

Impossible to maintain. The constant flow of new merchandise would require updates nearly every day. They started pogging the jean walls, bras, and underwear and they got messed up in no time. Clothing is constantly being moved. Pogs are just not sustainable - keeping basics in order is near...