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A minor wavier written consent by a parent or guardian that lets the minor work till 11:30pm or start at 4:30am

yeah, it's been happening more often now. All the new hires want to impress their team leads and end up making loose as shit bales. Our receiver still asks us to double stack them,no idea why tbh but he's been with target for 20+ years so who am I to question him.

I've seen so many pallets break or tip over that I've just been calling them floor bales.

Not sure if you're addressing me, but in my store we press 9 since 0 got discontinued. If a tl doesn't pick up it directs us to leave a message and we can call out that way.

No I meant like how is the truck process, because it's smack dab in the middle of downtown with offices and other stores connected.

Are " floor bales" really rare? Me and my Inbound tl were talking about them, and we thought they must occur often with how unstable some double stacked bales are.

I work at a close target, always wondered how you guys get freight lol

Sorry, I think its ASANTS not sure

Really? Ive lost count how many times my inbound tl has left his keys in jack i walkie him like 3-5 times a week. Lol

lol all the etls and Sd would get written up as well.

lately its been paper because no one knows how to use the stacker apparently

dumb question, but can team members see the markup for a product? been curious a couple times

perfect, should've searched it up beforehand.

if it's before store hours just press 9 or 0 (depending on your store) and you should be able to leave a message

Paper dbo here, our sd told us that we're going to a ladder less backroom in the next couple months. For the stores that already have it, how do you guys deal with paper pallets?

my new etl gives everyone bullshit about going faster, she even complains about our truck times even though our dtl says we're the fastest team in the district

yeah pulls are shit on Sundays

Had a guest that was quite upset that she had a sticker on some AirPods she ordered online, said they probably meant they were defective. Me being a paper dbo, I had no clue what she was talking about lol.

lol some newbie dropped a bale on the ground once. poor guy thought we lifted them onto pallets, spent 2 hours cutting it up

I love working paper, easy pulls and doesn't look like a war zone when you clock in the next day. Baby is a nightmare at my store, the diapers and baby food sell out so fast even though we get 6 flats+repacks everyday.