Hey there!
Been a TM on and off for a few years while in college, been in role as the Closing TL at my current store for about 4 months now though. However, as a TM I only really worked about 10/15 hours a week.
I'm taking a desperately needed vacation in the coming weeks before things really ramp up for Q4. However, I went to MyTime Self Service to request to use vacation pay, and it only allows me to use about 27 hours (my average hours) even though I have worked 40+ hours a week since becoming a TL.
A few questions:
I have a newer Store Director and a newer ETL-HR who are unclear if this is the norm. My ETL-HR contacted someone and they were not given any work around for this, but she's generally clueless on a regular basis. Is this how Target handles PTO for people in a full-time role?
How are average hours calculated? I worked about 10/15 hours a week for nearly a year and I am worried I won't be able to bring my average hours up by the time I want to take an extended vacation next year. Have asked around my store and no one seems to have an exact answer for me.
Been a TM on and off for a few years while in college, been in role as the Closing TL at my current store for about 4 months now though. However, as a TM I only really worked about 10/15 hours a week.
I'm taking a desperately needed vacation in the coming weeks before things really ramp up for Q4. However, I went to MyTime Self Service to request to use vacation pay, and it only allows me to use about 27 hours (my average hours) even though I have worked 40+ hours a week since becoming a TL.
A few questions:
I have a newer Store Director and a newer ETL-HR who are unclear if this is the norm. My ETL-HR contacted someone and they were not given any work around for this, but she's generally clueless on a regular basis. Is this how Target handles PTO for people in a full-time role?
How are average hours calculated? I worked about 10/15 hours a week for nearly a year and I am worried I won't be able to bring my average hours up by the time I want to take an extended vacation next year. Have asked around my store and no one seems to have an exact answer for me.
