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I would definitely notice my whole earring falling out of my lobe— my ears are stretched to 1+1/4,” and usually wear solid opalite glass teardrops. It’s just a bit more weight and momentum than just the back of an earring that could magically wiggle itself loose without being touched or bumped...

True, but I would have to hit or bump my head on something to knock an earring out or lose a piece of jewelry from whatever body part carries the jewelry. I know it’s an overall safety and thoroughness thing, though, no jewelry, no chances of it falling into food or drinks being made. I just...

Specifically regarding all in-store foodservice and Starbucks positions-- Target is experiencing some re-branding, utilizing the upgrade of an appearance renvention with a company-wide remodel-- creating a brand new and even iconic look and feel throughout the entire in-store shopping...

Ugh, Steritech. They give me Red-Party-Conservative-Christian-Fire-and-Brimstone-Hellfire fear-based control vibes. I hope Target can get a better business partner in the future, especially as part of the company-wide modernization/store appearance update.

As far as I understand now being into the first couple weeks of my second term of Target employment since January 2007, Target Dress Code is now: Solid red top Solid black or white longsleeve underlayer Beige khaki or blue denim bottoms No jewelry in Food Service and Starbucks areas only...