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I work 10 hour shifts almost every shift. 6am - 4:30. 2 work centers. Its not unheard of.

It's Aramaic

Cephas is the man to thank for the new unload process. He helped write it.

I would take Christmas on repeat over BTS.

We take all our doubles on the same dock door. Unload one and wait for the driver to swap in the next one. It’s a pain but at least it’s a break.

I'd take Halloween and Christmas any day over BTS.

Talk in person to the HRBP the next time they are in store, or just call them.

Ours has a home store. Their office even has a separate entrance so they and any team members visiting can come and go without entering the store.

One day is no where near enough training. I train people a minimum of 3-5 shifts before I trust CO to them alone. And like everyone else has said time doesn't matter at first. Just accuracy. If anyone gives you a problem kindly remind them you are handling the store's money and it's sort of...

I think it might depend on the type of injury and the discretion of the store. I've been injured and sent to a doctor on three different occasions and was never required to take a drug test. One drs office even called the store to ask if I needed to and the store was like um no....

me? no

Yes! I typically work 10 or 12 hour shifts and even then my office space is stocked with a complete change of clothes, down to socks and underwear. Deodorant, and body spray. I refuse to stink.

I just add mine to a random check once a year. No questions asked.

Let your TL or ETL know that you will need another day of training. It's not about ratting someone out but you don't want to be held accountable for things you don't know how to do. It's also not fair for your coworkers to have someone not properly trained. They should hopefully give you a...

you typically expect clothing to last a season. Not just one or two wears.

Plus target clothes do not hold up. I bought a $40 pair of boots last year from Spot. First time I wore them and tied the laces the metal eyelet broke. Shirts and shorts I've bought either fray or come unstitched after a few washes.

Yes! It's taken me 10 years to get close to $15 an hour. Now all that will be wiped away. It's extremely demoralizing, and devalues the raises I've earned through hard work