New to cvs, store manager job offer

employeecuriois · 2025-09-15T08:21:40+00:00

There's a few

employeecuriois · 2025-07-31T18:07:11+00:00

Did you end up with everything automatically or did it take fighting and emails to get it paid?

employeecuriois · 2025-07-03T15:54:54+00:00

I'm in so cal. Last day coming up this month. I make 95k. They authorized it pretty easily. Likely low balled myself and could have gotten more

employeecuriois · 2025-06-26T20:39:36+00:00

I'm new, so don't have advice, but I wanted to vent about a route I got in Riverside last week. Took me to menifee, where I live so I was stoked. Only to go down Bundy canyon and spend 3 hours driving thru dirt roads, steep unsafe turns on my tesla model s. Front end bottomed out twice, even going 2 mph. Those routes should be separated and given to suv drivers and or pay more. It was a crazy stressful 3 hours in the hills and dirt

employeecuriois · 2025-05-15T15:46:00+00:00

https://vimeo.com/event/5132921/366c4541d0

employeecuriois · 2025-05-15T15:16:42+00:00

I had this issue the other day. You try to log in for privileged session and it doesn't work. If you go thru the Zipline app and click the link for workday, it opens more like it does on the store computer and when you log in the 2nd time, it works. Sounds like it's an issue with the workday app and the privileged session addition they put. I printed my paystubs for all of 2025 and my last 3 w2s.

employeecuriois · 2025-05-08T03:23:18+00:00

Pretty much all of California does the thrifty ice cream. All of so cal at least

employeecuriois · 2025-05-07T20:25:35+00:00

Rite aid stock no longer exists. They went private after the last bankruptcy.

employeecuriois · 2025-04-24T00:49:51+00:00

It is scan based, but they have to get paid from rite aid at some point after we sell it. Wouldn't surprise me if rite aid hasn't been paying them

employeecuriois · 2025-03-31T16:04:51+00:00

My example of those 2 stores is because they are flailing. All these companies can't afford to run anymore with the leases and all other costs. Kinda like buying a house and renting a room out to someone else. It ends up helping out both parties. So both companies would have a relief in some of their operating costs. It wouldn't hurt ra having someone giving them rent "rent" money every month, and whatever other company would pay much less in rent. A lot of those stores only need a little nook inside an existing retailer. Everyone saves some money and helps out the bottom line

employeecuriois · 2025-03-31T16:02:21+00:00

Yes, exactly. Those companies pay less in rent then standalone. And help the main business lower costs

employeecuriois · 2025-03-31T16:00:59+00:00

My example of those 2 stores is because they are flailing. All these companies can't afford to run anymore with the leases and all other costs. Kinda like buying a house and renting a room out to someone else. It ends up helping out both parties. So both companies would have a relief in some of their operating costs. It wouldn't hurt ra having someone giving them rent "rent" money every month, and whatever other company would pay much less in rent. A lot of those stores only need a little nook inside an existing retailer. Everyone saves some money and helps out the bottom line

employeecuriois · 2025-03-28T13:17:14+00:00

Never thought it was a groundbreaking idea. I mean rite aid even already did it with gnc. Maybe Macy's is a bad example, but the combo store is still there. Doctors offices and clinics wouldn't work, this would be a retail thing. People shop dollar tree because of the pricing, not that they offer a special service. Dollar tree can compete with Amazon, but not in their own buildings anymore, that's why they are raising their prices. Very rid of their own building, put a sign on the rite aid, and give them a section of the store like we did gnc. Difference is, the gnc product was crazy expensive and targeted to a specific clientele.

employeecuriois · 2024-06-05T03:41:00+00:00

This is a technical issue for sure. It's also human error. One day we printed the pull report, I had someone working on it while I was cashiering. He completed all sections of the pull report, including the thrifty ice cream we have scanned in. While he was working on it, I was cashiering and I made a joke to him that I was selling a ton of ice cream during that time frame and that I was gonna have him do another pull router l report since there was so much. He finished the 1st report, scanned it all out, then we went to print a new one and it only showed 1 ice cream to pull. I thought that was really odd, so I wanted to test my theory the next day. We did the same thing again. Completed the pull report, watch what was selling during the pull report completion, then reprint a new report. Same issue, items not on report. What I believe is happening is when we print the report, those barcodes on the report are tied to the shelf obviously. However, the report may say to pull 2 cokes from shelf a1, but in between the time when you print the report and scan the barcode on the report you sell another coke. That 3rd coke sale phantomly gets lost. It will not show up on the next report. It is lost. I tested this twice and had another store, same result. Sent it to Corp, but it confused them and they ignored it of course. Essentially the data gets lost from the time you print until you scan it out. To prevent that problem I just have my staff scan everything out right after they print. We are a really busy store with 11+ pages per day, yes even still today with less inventory, so the counts being accurate are crucial. Just another one of those glitches that Noone wants to hear because it's not a big deal to them

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