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I always logged in as LOD. As others have mentioned, we were asked to help out with alerts.

Switch to plano. Easy decision. But then, I suppose I might be biased...

Target doesn't have anything like that. It was something prepared by an employee at the location (a DC), not something prepared by corporate. The article linked here doesn't mention it, but every other article I've seen about it does. See, e.g., Gawker or Huffington Post.

If you were supposed to get a check on the 17th, it would have covered April 28th to May 11th. That's the period your check should have covered; I can think of no good reason why it only covered the 6th through the 11th--quitting on the 15th would not affect the check for the previous pay...

Even that, though, has no such requirement. I've taken a week off with a paid holiday in the middle, and I got my Holiday pay for it just like normal. There is no "you have to work before and after it to get your pay" condition on the paid holidays benefit. (Well, it's possible they've added it...

No. You have to work the day of. That's all.

The only drawback to this is that there are lots of fixtures that don't have a sticker in the set, or the description/drawing are terrible, or there's only one sticker for an item that you intend to have two or three bins of, etc. I found that it was better to take actual pictures of the items...

The bathroom at my store's pharmacy had shoddy plumbing and the drains were constantly backed up. You'd better believe the pharmacy team there cared about whether maintenance needs were being met! ;)

I have about a dozen requests from former coworkers still in limbo, and I've been gone almost a year now. Nothing wrong with that.

If you work more than 50% of your hours there, you're entitled to the higher paygrade (for all of your hours), but it isn't automatic. You have to make sure HR keys in the new pay grade for you.

Well, for everyone you give an EX who could possibly have been an O, that means you can bump someone else from an E to an EX... Say you have a team of 40 people. 10 are getting an IE because they suck. Say your merit budget is such that for the other 30 people, you could afford to give 10 O...

Yeah, no, I'm totally with you on the system being stupid. But there are also problems with your analogy--an E review is nothing like a C. You can't just look at the fact that there are five scores and do a 1:1 analogy to the ABCDF scale. If you actually read the descriptions, I'd argue that...

I believe that such a person (1) has lower expectations for attendance than I had; or (2) is recognizing/rewarding the sort of behaviors mentioned above (taking extra shifts, being flexible, etc.), which I think can/should be recognized in a different category; or (by FAR the most likely) (3)...

There are other categories where I would choose to recognize people for the things you're identifying (staying late, coming in when called, changing schedule, etc). It's been over a year since I last wrote a review so I can't recall the specifics, but I'm thinking of the categories dealing with...

As I said, there are no circumstances in which anyone deserves more than an E for attendance. Look at the definitions/descriptions for EX and O, and it clearly doesn't make any sense to suggest that someone has earned either of those in the attendance category. Perfect attendance is the baseline...

If you've never pulled or backstocked, you didn't cause it. That's all you need to tell him. The most likely cause here is that you turned in your PDA at the end of a shift without logging out, and a BRTM then signed it out, went to the backroom, and started working without even noticing that...

I disagree completely. 100%. If someone meets all four of those criteria, their score in the attendance category should be an E. I never, ever, ever gave higher than an E for attendance. Perfect attendance (defined quite well by your criteria!) is NOT going above and beyond expectations--it...

I had a SH issue pop up when I was running a remodel. Once it was finally reported, HR investigated the next day, and the TM was termed the day after that. If there's a legitimate harassment issue, there's really no reason for it to result in anything other than a termination. If we could make...

And you've been around for a number of years, so you've received a number of raises already... yeah, it definitely sounds to me like you're just hitting the cap. It generally isn't all that much above the base rate for the position, so with your annual raises (especially if many of them were...

Isn't the "invalid accounting code" thing what happens when you try to call a long-distance number and don't input the correct long-distance code?