Third times the charm?

[Nauzhror]

Previously worked at Target from 2013-2016, and then again 2019-2024. Both times at the same store. Just got rehired at a different location. ETL who offered me the position said they'd try to get me as close to 40 hours as possible, even if it meant scheduling me in multiple departments. Curious to see how well that actually pans out with starting at a new store around the time of year most stores just let their seasonals go.

Pay's significantly worse than my previous position - but I enjoyed the workplace culture at Target much more than the other places I worked in between.

 

[Hardlinesmaster]

welcome back...things are changing again...

 

[Nauzhror]

welcome back...things are changing again...

I figured new CEO would likely mean some changes, but probably not "that many" since he's not actually new to the company.

 

[Zxy123456]

Good luck getting close to 40 hours. Hours get slashed in all departments this time of year. I went from 40 to 33. I work drive up.

 

[Nauzhror]

Good luck getting close to 40 hours. Hours get slashed in all departments this time of year. I went from 40 to 33. I work drive up.

At my old store I worked 2:00-10:30 every day except Tuesday and Saturday, year round. Then would pick up extra hours 4th quarter whenever OT was available.

I imagine I won't immediately get that here, but hoping being trained in the front end, on the salesfloor, in fulfillment, and in Inbound, that between all of them the hours will be available.

 

[animalcrossing]

Welcome back! 2025 was an interesting year at Target. Who knows what 2026 has in store, considering all the new initiatives they have to wade off retail death- I mean, improve the store experience for guests and TMs 😀 /s