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iMatthew
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Yep same here.
Does anybody else have a problem with supervision pay and Sundays? My pay clerk reckons they have an issue with supervision rate (grade 4) on Sunday where it needs to be processed "manually" or the rate defaults back to grade 2.
And because pay was pre-processed and she is now on holidays, I didn't get grade 4 yesterday.
And they accidentally paid me for a shift I didn't work last week, so it's been deducted from this week's pay which means I've got half as much money as I initially expected lol.
Does anybody else have a problem with supervision pay and Sundays? My pay clerk reckons they have an issue with supervision rate (grade 4) on Sunday where it needs to be processed "manually" or the rate defaults back to grade 2.
And because pay was pre-processed and she is now on holidays, I didn't get grade 4 yesterday.
And they accidentally paid me for a shift I didn't work last week, so it's been deducted from this week's pay which means I've got half as much money as I initially expected lol.
I'm not sure what the hell is going on with the pay situation at my store. I'm about $250 short of what I should have got, and I think it stems from the weekend before Christmas (22nd and 23rd). Many co-workers in the same boat and one of my buds only got paid $20!
Someone mentioned that pay was processed on Thursday but surely this was enough time to account for the weekend before Christmas?
It's got to the point now where the cashier has had 2 pay cycles to correct the hours and I seriously don't know what I've been paid for and what I haven't, which makes it very hard to tell her what needs to be corrected.
What a freaking mess.
Someone mentioned that pay was processed on Thursday but surely this was enough time to account for the weekend before Christmas?
It's got to the point now where the cashier has had 2 pay cycles to correct the hours and I seriously don't know what I've been paid for and what I haven't, which makes it very hard to tell her what needs to be corrected.
What a freaking mess.
keep your payslips, and make a note of all shifts you did for the last two weeks. and talk to the pay people about it.
they should be able to check which have been paid, and which were paid later as a correction, and which ones are yet to be paid.
if adjustments weren't done properly for the past two weeks, then it's quite possible that there are mistakes, especially if you've done extra shifts than what were on your original roster.
EDIT: also, by the sounds of it, there's a few problems in your store, the office people will be trying to fix it, so don't go and be a dick about it, their job is hard enough over christmas and new years as it is.
they should be able to check which have been paid, and which were paid later as a correction, and which ones are yet to be paid.
if adjustments weren't done properly for the past two weeks, then it's quite possible that there are mistakes, especially if you've done extra shifts than what were on your original roster.
EDIT: also, by the sounds of it, there's a few problems in your store, the office people will be trying to fix it, so don't go and be a dick about it, their job is hard enough over christmas and new years as it is.
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Have just been offered a position in invoice office as a SSA. But now have heard that there are going to be changes happening and there probably wont be any SSAs in about 18 months Has anyone heard of this? Pretty dumb if this is the case as all that training will be a waste of time.
That was helpful! If depressing, because it confirmed what I'd guessed - that I could kick up a fuss and have it fixed, but would probably suffer when returned to casual. Oh well.If you've signed the adjustment book, then you've basically agreed for them to do this. You have every right to say no, and if they have a problem with it, don't sign the adjustment book, and you should be paid overtime for any hours you work that you've said no to... and if you have to work less hours than your contract, then you should be paid for those hours anyhow. If they still don't pay you properly, then contact the SDA.
That's something I would never have the guts to do myself, but that's what you should do hahathough when you return to casual, they could easily just not roster you on any shifts.
I hope this helps? Haha.
Thank you, though
T 360
One of the Fresh Food Peo
Has anyone heard of 1POS? It keeps on being mentioned in comments on the AllYours Ideas page. Any info out there?
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nope never heard of it, what context is it used in? I'd assume it has something to do with the registers...?
I actually can't believe we're selling hot cross buns already.
I actually can't believe we're selling hot cross buns already.
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Woolworths to introduce four can sales limit to keep baby formula on shelves
Don't see this doing much to stop people clearing the shelves.
The small multi pack eggs should be arriving soon, if not already there.
Woolworths to introduce four can sales limit to keep baby formula on shelves
Don't see this doing much to stop people clearing the shelves.
townie
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That sounds vaguely familiar from my long ago time in cash office but can't remember exactly *shrug*
iMatthew
Woolworthian
The other day an Asian couple came in and purchased 20 tins. It makes sense now.
T 360
One of the Fresh Food Peo
My friend looked it up on StoreNet. Apparently it is a replacement for wowPOS that is meant to come out in September, with BIG improvements.
Hey guys I would be interested to see what you find out about 1-Pos. (I work front-end).
Have you heard about Chronis (or similar spelt)?
It is apparently replacing People Planner and is supposed to make rostering easier as it knows people's availablities and is based on a 24 hr cycle instead of a 36hr cycle which solves over-time payment issues.
Have you heard about Chronis (or similar spelt)?
It is apparently replacing People Planner and is supposed to make rostering easier as it knows people's availablities and is based on a 24 hr cycle instead of a 36hr cycle which solves over-time payment issues.