Any employees affected by the 32 hour schedule???
Hey,
I was curious how employees were making out with full time hours dropped to 32 from 40.I know its not in effect for every store and I know the company has to make these changes happen to ensure survival. However, at the same time employees have rent, credit cards and other bills that will be affeced by the difference in hours. I'd like to know if you were affected at all or still working a full 40 hour schedule?
I was curious how employees were making out with full time hours dropped to 32 from 40.I know its not in effect for every store and I know the company has to make these changes happen to ensure survival. However, at the same time employees have rent, credit cards and other bills that will be affeced by the difference in hours. I'd like to know if you were affected at all or still working a full 40 hour schedule?
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Hey, just glance at the headlines in this link.
http://www.heraldnet.com/section/BIZ »
Be glad you still have a job with a company that wasn't doing so hot WELL before the economy took a dump.
http://www.heraldnet.com/section/BIZ »
Be glad you still have a job with a company that wasn't doing so hot WELL before the economy took a dump.
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That's a cop out type of reply. Hours were dropped during the busiest time of year for retail- going into the holidays. When customers are walking out the door and being ticked off by wait times or just shopping at 3rd party stores we lose more money than is paid in salaries.
It's especially nice when we get customer satisfaction surveys that complain (rightly so) about wait times. Management goes, "what could we have done for a 5!!!"
Um, yeah, YOU (management) could have had enough staff to cover times we know are busy...
It's especially nice when we get customer satisfaction surveys that complain (rightly so) about wait times. Management goes, "what could we have done for a 5!!!"
Um, yeah, YOU (management) could have had enough staff to cover times we know are busy...
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