What about stores that are 6AM now? Please don't say we'll be starting at 8. We did that for a few months and it was awful; many guest complaints about so many large vehicles on the floor. (And some TMs can't be bothered to work clean, so their trash is laying around too.)
There aren't enough walkies at my store to go around and most flow TMs don't get one. I don't.
Actually I don't mind that the cages where taken away. As the receiver it seemed like the cages was always brough back at the end of flows shift and overflowing. None of them would want to throw it away. I know it was a bigger adjustment for them than me but trash is being thrown away more often and not being piled up
Gross!
I think it depends on location. I live in a very high cost of living area, so it's really hard for Spot to find people willing to accept $13-14 an hour, and most of us who will have other means of income. So even with Spot cutting hours, the local service industry labor pool is so dried up that I've been pulling 5 8 hour shifts every week since I started at this store.
Speaking from a store that is going into our second BTS as modernized, they will pull it out of spot's ass, if you understand what I mean.
Actually unless your aisles are tiny, you wont get that many. You however, get alot more trash and your backroom recieving will be ever clogged. Welcome to E2E
and thats what I call the ad team, but your mileage may very.
Absolutely not. We get enough unworked push as it is. Us electronics TMs usually get half a cart at least, and there are often 5 or 6 unworked hardlines pallets in electronics alone, let alone the rest of the store. Flow needs to be on the floor working freight, not on a register.
See I was thinking the same people over and over again when they said special team instead of a bunch of randoms.
My store has that problem in electronics big time. We're by the stockroom, and our stockroom is way too small, and can't physically fit our pallets. So they get dumped in electronics, and it's blocking guests from shopping cameras or calculators, STEM kits, and sometimes gamer accessories. And pallets can be left for multiple days. My department isn't friendly to guests at all. It's why I'm so vehemently against the idea of flow responding to backups. They've got a mountain of shit that needs to get done that they don't get done, and it directly impacts us sales floor work centers. I do not want them pulled away from this backlog of work and stuck on a register.
They fit in front of the end caps almost perfectly.
