Archived LPDA price?
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Here is a link on shelf labels:
http://www.thebreakroom.org/showthread.php/2585
http://www.thebreakroom.org/showthread.php/2585
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Here's the quick and dirty version:
Say you're pushing toys re-shop and you have a Cars toy whose location is E13 (1) 3-2-2. Obviously, E13 is the aisle. (1) means that you start counting from the first 4-ft section in the aisle (you entered the aisle from the racetrack rather than the back wall). 3-2-2 means the 3rd section in from the front of the aisle, 2nd shelf up from the bottom, 2nd space on the shelf. If the schematic is E13 (3) 3-2-2, then you start counting from the 3rd section because that's where the planogram starts (the 3rd section will be 1 for counting purposes), so the item would go in the 5th section (3rd is 1, 4th is 2, 5th is 3).
If the number in parentheses is (0), then the location is on an endcap. If the aisle number is odd, then it goes on the front endcap. If the aisle number is even, then it goes on the back endcap. If the number in parentheses is (99), then the location is on a sidecap.
Back walls can be tricky. If there are 38 aisles in a block and the location is in the 39 or 40 "aisle," it's on the back wall. Back wall schematics start wherever the aisle number sign is. Look at the labels to determine which direction they go.
If you get an item where the location is a name (e.g. Boys Action or Summer Seasonal) rather than a schematic, it does not have a location on the sales floor. If the item is clearance, it should go on a clearance endcap or aisle (if there is one). If it's not clearance, either give it to a backroom TM to backstock or bring it back to Guest Service and yell at them for not using Smart Sort (it should've gone in Box F as NOP to be backstocked rather than a re-shop cart).
If you're not confused by all that, then you should be fine.
Say you're pushing toys re-shop and you have a Cars toy whose location is E13 (1) 3-2-2. Obviously, E13 is the aisle. (1) means that you start counting from the first 4-ft section in the aisle (you entered the aisle from the racetrack rather than the back wall). 3-2-2 means the 3rd section in from the front of the aisle, 2nd shelf up from the bottom, 2nd space on the shelf. If the schematic is E13 (3) 3-2-2, then you start counting from the 3rd section because that's where the planogram starts (the 3rd section will be 1 for counting purposes), so the item would go in the 5th section (3rd is 1, 4th is 2, 5th is 3).
If the number in parentheses is (0), then the location is on an endcap. If the aisle number is odd, then it goes on the front endcap. If the aisle number is even, then it goes on the back endcap. If the number in parentheses is (99), then the location is on a sidecap.
Back walls can be tricky. If there are 38 aisles in a block and the location is in the 39 or 40 "aisle," it's on the back wall. Back wall schematics start wherever the aisle number sign is. Look at the labels to determine which direction they go.
If you get an item where the location is a name (e.g. Boys Action or Summer Seasonal) rather than a schematic, it does not have a location on the sales floor. If the item is clearance, it should go on a clearance endcap or aisle (if there is one). If it's not clearance, either give it to a backroom TM to backstock or bring it back to Guest Service and yell at them for not using Smart Sort (it should've gone in Box F as NOP to be backstocked rather than a re-shop cart).
If you're not confused by all that, then you should be fine.
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