The skeleton crew thing is getting really old really fast

[FlowTeamChick]

Reshop is getting to be a huge problem at our store. Big, big problem. The holding room behind the service desk is becoming a safety hazard.

Same. Our new SD had the shelving and bins that used to be behind Guest Services removed. Now there are 2 or 3 triple-tier carts back there, not sorted at all. Everyone is supposed to stop and pick up a few things for the area they're working in when returning from break or lunch, but it's such a mess that no one wants to go back there. Cashiers hate it too because it just keeps piling up. The SD says to not bother sorting, just throw stuff in one of the carts. The thing is, he's never the one back there trying to find things to go back to a certain area.

My store is scheduled for a remodel next spring and I've heard there's a plan for something better. We'll see.

 

[employee 626]

Reshop is getting to be a huge problem at our store. Big, big problem. The holding room behind the service desk is becoming a safety hazard. Many of us find our hours trimmed down, yet they still are hiring newbies TMs. Fulfillment team members come and go, many items aren't placed in the locations where they are supposed to be.

My store had a rule: if you can't place it in either of the bins (a few departments had more) or on above shelf (ONLY if it can't fit in a bin) you had to reshop the entire bin before you went on break/lunch/left for the day (unless you were going to hit OT in that case you had to do it next shift)

This lasted a week because TMs were needed in other places and we constantly had to call for backup to OPU and checklanes because of this