Recent content by PyroTek

Madz, being a longlife assistant you may be asked to do non-local's - where you scan items with no stock on shelves, and they all go on a report, and you find them out the back (provided you have stock) and bring them out. Also taking stuff off capping (above the shelves) and putting them in...

We recently had a big reshuffle of supers. was.. different. My 2nd staff discount took a week to arrive. good shit!

Chastity, it all depends on the size of the department. Our old LLM @ our store is now Perishables manager at a much bigger store for more money.

Yes I was informed that as of Thursday? or Tomorrow? we weren't required to do weights and packaging checks anymore :D

You don't lose the casual loading, PPT gets 250% of their PPT wage, CAS gets 270/280% (depending on state i guess) of the PPT wage - because a casual employees wage is 120/130% of the base wage for a PPT. So if you work it out as: (say, someone gets 10/h PPT, 12/h casual) It depends on order...

In regards to service 30, we say "xxx service 30 line 1, xxx service 31" - both at once :P Yeah, service zero is "walk your department and look for safety hazards" - done every hour.

All i'm saying is that maybe they should put out something which is "best practice" and tell staff how much to leave. Also, customers I find get pretty shitty when they can't get their $400 cash out or whatever.

I leave 5x 50's and 8x 20's in a pickup.. what do you guys do?

And this is the core reason why if someone asks for lots of cash out, every time i save the transaction and check how much I have in my drawer before processing the cash out.

inrelation to the 500/900 cash out, i think the best you can do is put a gun to your face :P

lolololol Kevin Dudd Wayne Swine Penny Wrong hahah yeah works work atm.. nothing special, stocktake tuesday though.

@4: Good luck! Last 3 days off I had, ended up being 2. Thus, half way through the first "day off" - which I was actually working for, I left the city at midday so they couldn't call me in again. Anyway. Work is, work. The place is beginning to annoy me a little.

Depends which state you are in... care to enlighten us? :)

Worked deli on tuesday, was called in - must get my 3 days off eventually. At 12 i left and ran away to the country for a few days. Good shit!

Hah, my supervisor sent me to tea, I get up there, and time myself - as always About 3 mins in, I think "I BET she is going to call me back soon" - sure enough, 4 mins into my break, she is already calling me back. I'm like "hell no!" - I walk back 5 mins later, and I see an operator look at me...