Archived First cash office shift tomorrow

[thetargetman]

my last day in cash office I took my time. got it all done cleaned up, vacuumed, sanitized, wrote a goodbye note to the other cash office workers, I looked for a few minutes and left.

 

[kkookaburra]

thank you all for the cash office info. it's greatly appreciated. --new GSA

 

[LUR99]

thank you all for the cash office info. it's greatly appreciated. --new GSA

Once you have all the steps down, you will start to enjoy it. The step transfer to safe was the most confusing to me and to a couple of GSA's I trained.

 

[Octavian11]

I learned cash office right after Q4 and the best advice I can give is know your steps, follow them carefully, and don't get distracted! Check your work constantly, because it's easier to fix a mistake early on versus later in the count. Make sure they give you access to the cp4000 program as well.

 

[redeye58]

because it's easier to fix a mistake early on versus later in the count.

This^.
There are several steps that - once you go past - there's no fixing any 'oopsies'.
I always told my trainees to check their grand total before doing the transfer to safe because, anything you find afterwards, there's no way to back up & fix.

 

[kkookaburra]

thanks guys!

 

[RedCardBorn]

This^.
There are several steps that - once you go past - there's no fixing any 'oopsies'.
I always told my trainees to check their grand total before doing the transfer to safe because, anything you find afterwards, there's no way to back up & fix.

I used to have to count my earnings and register at end of the day at my old job, is cash office similar?

 

[redeye58]

Nope.
Cash office counts ALL the registers while recording the amounts for each register (location), transfers the amount to the safe balance, rebanks registers via 'start-funds' (a strap containing the currency needed for an opening register), deposits excess currency ($100s, $50s & excess $20s) & maintains on-hand coin & currency for the store via cash orders.