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Talk to HR to make sure that they are keying in all of the areas for which you are trained. I wasn't getting any available shifts posted, but none of the areas other than my primary work center were keyed in. Now I get all of the notifications for which I am trained.

I only work dayside, so not sure about night, but we don't usually get a cashier until after 9, sometimes 10 and nobody at guest service until 8:30. Our CO person or a lead/ETL will cover the area until the next person comes in. In all honesty, our openers for front end and OPU (fulfillment)...

Calling people in to fill in for the hours of those who don't show up

No fill backs since the beginning of this fiscal year at our store

Not sure where I stand on this... If the break room is in the back of the store, the cashier working at the front will get a much shorter break than those working in the back room if the time walking to and from the break room is counted in their 15 minutes.

Same at our store (we were told) That's just crap.

Yeah... I think you're right, but those who have been with the company 20+ years were excluded. I know I didn't get it.

Not capped. If I remember right, they raised the cap along with minimum wage and it was enough that I got raises. Still getting raises.... they do not adjust pay for anyone making above minimum when they raise the minimum. I do not know the current caps or even if they exist anymore.

I honestly don't really remember. I have more than 20 years in. I think it was around $12, so that wouldn't be a thing anymore.

I have also capped out several years in a row with the highest review score. Also got a quarter.

Same. TL's all switched departments recently and there was no announcement at all about who went where. At least some of them told their new teams that they are their lead. No internal openings are ever posted.

Federal FMLA guarantees that your job will be protected while you are off work, so long as you return within 12 weeks. (26 weeks for care of a service member) Upon your return, you must be placed in the same job you left, or a comparable position. States may have additional FMLA laws and they...

Morale is really low at our store. Hours are being cut midweek. There are pallets on the floor all day long. Zone is a thing of Christmas past. Reshop is hidden in carts throughout the store. Maneuvering the backroom has become an Olympic event. Tm's have no holiday cheer... just a sense of...

Family Medical Leave is unpaid. You can use your vacation pay, though.

We were told that our hours being cut reflected other stores in our district not making sales when we pointed out that we were.

Paid holidays are typically a benefit for full time employees. It would seem fair that anyone averaging full time status would get paid federal holidays. This is the only job I've ever had that did not pay holiday pay for federal holidays.

Just to be sure: You are paying for LTD as part of your benefits package?

Didn't apply to those who have been with the company over 20 years. (she said with a sad smile)

The McDonald's across the street just raised starting pay to $16. I wonder how that will affect us.... excuse me... how that will affect the newly hired at Target. It's apparent to long timers that it will never affect us.

401K loans are not subject to penalties unless you default. If you fail to repay or are fired, you have to pay the taxes. You are not allowed to borrow the entire amount.