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Really cool video during times of sadness I guess. Just hope that Target didn't let them go for riding a flat... I guess I was lucky to get out a month ago. Though, I found myself walking in front of my now-closed store (closed about a week and a half early even) and ran into the SFT. He let...

Before we opened, someone compared the amount of cameras to a casino.

Well... at least myself and 17.6 thousand Canadian TMs will have company in the unemployment line, then.

Oh man. If it was possible for me to relocate to the US, I'd pick you up on that, too. Sears is supposedly extending a hand to us up here. That's very nice of... wait... aren't they not doing so hot either?

Those plus any box that contains detergent. Worst. Boxes. Ever. That and the bagged-item-encased-in-styrofoam-that-it's-also-zap-strapped-then-put-in-a-box-within-a-box.

Never seen anyone on my store's AP team go plainclothes. They're all pretty much identifiable.

From what I know my store doesn't have a whole lot of AP hours, but I don't know much about that tbh. On-topic: If what I'm hearing is right, Canadian operations looks to be on the up-swing, but just a bit.

IIRC Black Friday is a "blackout" day for time off. You're expected to be available for it regardless of your availability. That's probably why you were scheduled.

Mine doesn't. No one even bats an eye if someone's phone goes off during a huddle or anything. I believe my store allows people to carry their phones on the premise that its their only "timepiece," (seriously. No one seems to wear watches nowadays) but that's it.

Only if you work 3+ hours while the store is closed, and only for the time that you work while the store is closed. I basically lost my shift diff. when we moved from 4 AM to 6 AM. Could be different depending on where you live though.

I just wish they'd finally figure out the instocks problem. I'm tired of seeing a bare backwall for 1-2 weeks all while watching large quantities of stuff we already have enough of roll off the truck; None of which that would fill that backwall.

More doom-and-gloom news for the Canadian side. http://globalnews.ca/news/1517729/is-target-canada-approaching-its-make-or-break-moment/

http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/tony-fisher-fired-as-target-canada-president-1.2647934 I approach this with some cautious optimism. Just, please let the fact that he's a merchandiser mean that we'll finally get our instocks together up here.

I guess you can say that car was... :cool: right on Target.

The one that always gets me is the one that asks me where checkout is... ...when I'm literally three aisles over from the checkout.

We're an all-push, so we don't have backstock pallets or a scanner on the line unless we're expecting a large amount of transition product that we know isn't going to go out yet, and typically when we do, it ends up going to the back. It pretty much comes down to the one dedicated pusher we have...

For us, 1 hour has always been our target time for truck unloads, which we can do on some of the mid-size trucks (Roughly 1500-1700. I've thrown a 1500 piece in about 45 minutes.) but on any given morning, if we have the right people in the right places, we can be finished in an hour and 15 with...

Things have been looking pretty good at my store as of late, too. Still come across the occasional guest that wants to complain that we're out of an item that we have on sale on the first or second day of a flyer/out of an item that we haven't had in a while but overall, it's nice to see that...

Our PS4 launch went pretty great as well. Compared to the number of PS4s we had, though, the number of XBOnes we got were... significantly less.

All of Canada's stores from what I know are push-all, regardless of volume. We'd do this with 3000+ piece trucks and still get through most of the morning's freight. ...but it is starting to show in the backroom quite a bit.