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Yup. Shit has hit the Target fan.

Yeah. We can donate dry or canned goods. But I've seen people return cooler/frozen/opened items and it just drives me up the duckin' wall.

I can't wait for guests to calmly sympathize and understand that it's not the fault of anyone at store level... ...and by that I mean I can't wait to get chewed out 50 or so times. I'm closing GSA tonight, and as soon as I get in I'm tracking down my LOD and asking how we're going to handle...

Yeah, as long as the computer allows it, we pretty much take back anything and everything. It's a sad situation. The other day, I had a woman return a pound of butter, and a bag each of brown sugar and powdered sugar. I asked her if there was something wrong with them. She said, "Nope. I just...

Don't rely on someone else to call out recognition for a job well done. If you think someone needs recognition, recognize them!

Talk to the people in HR/TSC. And that's idiotic that they won't let you just give them your employee number. You work with them. They know you're a team member. What kind of "abuse" would it be, really? Sheesh.

Dafuq? Did I just enter a high school chatroom?

Meh. Even as a GSA, I don't have them all memorized, especially since there are some that are almost never used. It depends on your status, whether you're at a check lane or at Guest Service, etc. And certain ones open up another list of K options. I suggest just playing around with the...

I'm 99.9% sure they each have a description on the screen. "Even exchange," "fix a mistake," etc...

Yup. I use it obsessively when I'm cashiering.

Haha. Srsly. Cashiering is probably the most germ-ridden job in the store.

Did your dad very suddenly fall very ill? Is he in the hospital or otherwise unable to take care of himself? If not, I agree with your LOD. Give them a bit more notice.

"On call"? How strange. Unless you're officially scheduled for a shift, you're not responsible for it, and can't get in trouble for not covering it.

It probably won't approve you without a credit base, and doesn't offer the option of a co-signer. I suggest getting a debit REDcard, and then a different credit card with a co-signer.

It looks bad to the guests when they see team members in uniform just sitting at tables instead of working. It's just a matter of company image, and I agree with it. If you want to avoid any hassle, just wear a non-red shirt during your meal break.

We get good batches of bags, and we get bad batches of bags... and then we get batches of bags where we're throwing away 3/4 of them because they tear and tear and tear... it's infuriating.

I'm a GSA and I have email.

Almost everyone in the store should be trained as a cashier. The only exceptions I've ever seen are backroom TMs. It's not difficult, I promise. =)

Bye-bye jobs...

As a GSA, I'm begging you... please respond to calls for backup on the front lanes. It gets a little hairy up there.