Yea she's white and a thief stealing the employees bonus checks every walmart in cleveland gets a bonus but the 1 in the steelyard she goes on vacation damn near once a month Bahamas ,Paris it's crazy
If you dont know the walmart down there is ran by nothing but blacks now
you tell me when you have ever saw a store ran by whites look like
this...... NEVER. you people want equal rights take equal responsibility
you niggers never will so fuck you and al sharpton
but the Walmart is ran by a white women your inbred Redneck while the only thing whites do is shoot up public places and rape check your people before you come at others
man shut up with the racist shit there are shit people in all races and also there are white people down there as the managers and stuff so that would make them responsable too
Lol damn this may sound funny to you but im black and I agree with you 100% my people are trashy and some blacks are just very bad people not all bra. I like all kinds of people. And sometimes I hate to even go in that nasty muthafucka. So Yea I agree
*sigh* You gun owners and you're bullets. Preparing for the home-invader
that can be fended off by other means. This is why mass shootings are so
funny and entertaining to me.
Yeah, like others said, you did the right thing. Especially since the
older lady wasn't familiar with that stuff, she would have likely gotten in
trouble. And you would have had a nice score that one day, but later when
you needed more, you may had found out that put a limit of like 1 box per
person on all ammo or something like that. It might have been good to
stick to WM for a change, but the employee there is just trying to earn a
living like everyone else, even the regular ammo ninja. She's just doing
what her boss tells her to. She doesn't make the rules. So kudos to you
sir.
Crazy man i would of grabbed them suckers and ran they were paid for! BUT
dont want to get the nice women into trouble, dont wanna screw up future
ammo scores at that location and 900 rounds of cci is no small haul but its
not 3000 lol i have never seen them ever but im up north good score buddy
Lol. The store I used to work for had 18 unloaders. 2 throwing the truck 10
on the line, 2 working the break packs and the last three would be picking
and binning. I've heard that some stores would have 6 unloaders lol. That's
sucks
+Josh V. similar case here. WE had about 10-12 associates DAILY, now we are lucky to even have 7(at best)We work the trucks first, wether it be 1 or 2, then 1 gets put on breakpacks, 1 (maybe 2) on Apparel, 2 to pull out the freight, 1 to unload/downstack groceries truck(s).
+laskolasko We do everyone's job. It's complete bullshit. We unload the
freight. Once that is done we go to break come back and do pull outs.
Ranges from 1,100 lb dog food to diapers. Then after that we do soft line
apparel which is very monotonous. Opening boxes ripping off the plastic and
hanging the apparel on Z lines.. Then breaking down the boxes to be sent to
the baler. After that we go to lunch.. come back if there are any more
pallets that need to go out they go out. we process claims if we have any.
Then we usually pick or bin for the rest of the night. It's too much work
for the pay.
+X3n0typ3 we do all the same stuff as before (processing, sandwich bales, etc.), with the expectation to stock. our work loud extended, the only difference is that we come in 2 hours earlier
I love the new CAP process. Come in.. Pull over stock. Work the truck. Go to lunch come back and stock for an hour and 1/2 sometimes less. Pull freight to the floor. Clean up and pull overstock from the day before back under the steel. Leave.
oh yeah, so last week, one of the co-managers came to us (Unloader in GM
Receiver dock) and said that they only want 7 people working the truck
frorm now on. The rest would go stock..
Seems more and more they want us to spend more time stocking in the isles
than unloading the trucks.. might as well change us from unloaders to night
stockers because it is pretty much all we will be doing since we are 4-1
shift..
Is this going around all the stores or just us?
+Jeremy Weatherspoonyeah they used to portray this "we are a family and are all about family" kind of thing. now walmart is just a completely soulless corporation that makes us work and miss thanksgiving every year. other than my store having a hot 24 year old female co-manager, i really struggle to not hate my job.
It most likely I hated my other 2 jobs in restaurants. They were worse then walmart so that maybe be while I could deal with the bull shit. I did the same job at target. But at target it's 4am-12pm. I hate getting up early. I don't mind getting in bed at 4 am or later. It being dark when your going into work sucks.
+MXtra77 the sad part tho not matter how shitty my job got I did enjoy the 4-1 shift it was 5 mind from my house. I got to work with the power lifters. Got to use the sit down forklift. I really did love my job to a degree. But the total lack of respect giving to you by management sucks. The good management seems to move on to better things to fast. It's good for them bad for you. What is really getting me mad is all the tv ads out now talking about how the care about their workers and how the me life better for the workers. When it is just so much bullshit and lies the are spewing
+Jeremy Weatherspoonthat's typical. i would never count on overtime even if a manager says you'll get to keep it. the assistants will tell you that, but then the store manager will say it has to be cut at the end of the week. their word means nothing. they don't have any juice.
That's why I got fired. I went home on time at 1 am on a 2 truck night. Of course they told me I could come back I. 30 days and I would be rehired at starting pay. I was 3 months shy of 4 years. I spent 3 months as a cart pusher and the rest as 4-1
Then it came to the last day of the week they would force 1/2 of the crew to leave EARLY because we would be forced to stay late the other days to get stuff done.
+Jeremy Weatherspoonthat few people on the line there shouldn't be a dedicated pusher. everyone just has to do more than usual and suck it up. it's just going to be a shitty day all around. i've had so many of those. i once did a 2 thousand piece truck with only my supervisor and we happen to be the 2 fastest on the crew and got it done it slightly after 8. we both just randomly went in to fill the belt and then came out to help clear the line and just kept it going. the problem is there's always some truck unloaders that are shitty and slow. never seem to catch on to recognizing the boxes without reading the labels. move like hustling is a crime. you must know.
+Jeremy Weatherspoonon carts by aisle. it's not that big a deal once you start recognizing the boxes and have it set up the same exact way every day. some people on the unloading crew are borderline retarded and seem to need to read the label every time week after week. after a while you should be able to recognize what it is without even looking at the label.
+MXtra77 the hba boxes that come on the truck do yall but them on pallets or on carts separate by aisle. Like shampoo body wash. Feminine products etc? The non break pack stuff
+MXtra77 picks? I've noticed many folks mentioning the picks. Are we( 4-1) suppose to do it cause here at my store, we don't.. We unload,, person gets chosen to do breakpacks, another to go unload/downstack groceries trucks, another for process apparel, and the rest get sent to go stock, thought that was ICS O/N was for, because we never do picks?.
+Jeremy Weatherspoonhaving worked as an unloader for a decade, i'll say doing all of that while the truck is being unloaded is impossible. at least it is if getting it done by 6 is a goal. yeah we separate by aisle, but it just so happens i'm by far the best at breakpacks and also prefer throwing the trucks. therefore, management lets me do them after the truck. a different person does the 100% clothing breakpacks. the doing picks as they drop we stopped doing like a year ago. everyone decided it was a waste of time. walking back and forth around receiving to do a pick here and there. you just end up wasting a lot of time walking to do very few picks. my small walmart got shut down for a new supercenter a mile away and it kinda sucks. it was great at first when we had like 10 people during the store setup before it was open. we were getting trucks 3000-4000 pieces, but the belt was brand new and so many people on the line meant the thrower(me) didn't have to push the boxes out. the belt was almost always full. now some people switched to other shifts, quit, or got fired and we have like 5 or 6 people on most days. a week ago they brought 2 sections of the old belt in from the old store. the good thing is we now have 6 sections of belt that stretches all the way to the end of the pallets. the bad thing about it is it's rusted and really hard to push boxes down those sections. i find myself getting so tired and worn out putting full body weight into pushing the boxes down the line i'm on the verge of being angry and flipping out while throwing. picking up the boxes fast isn't that hard even there's some heavier stuff. it's pushing it down a shitty belt while my retarded coworker fucks on the line stand there or grab a box from up front and walk to the back to put it on a pallet instead of pushing the boxes down. yeah i went off on a tangent. i hate walmart.
+MXtra77 yes if it is truck unload only then yes. but if it includes other back room task it may be pushing it. Like the breakpack system in use. Do you have to break in down by isle. Is the clothing part of break packs. Do you have to open the clothing remove plastic and hang them on racks. Are they needed to be unpack while the truck is being un loaded if so depending on the amount of them that it will take away from the ones unloading you may be down to five. Do you have to organize the groceries by aisle as them come off. Do the 4-1ers to keep up with picks as the drop.
+Ligerwolf Beasttamer 7 people unloading a truck is enough for a supercenter store. if you're not at a supercenter then it's ridiculous to have that many. at a small walmart i unloaded trucks for we very often had 5 people or less. many times less. i once did a 2000 piece truck with only 1 other person, but cuz we are the 2 fastest on the crew it got done by lunch time.
+Jeremy Weatherspoon yup i worked for all of three weeks at Wal-mart as an unload-er. We where understaffed and losing workers weekly and forced to work late. job would not be to bad if management did not treat employees like crap. They did not pay me enough to deal with that bull.
The tv ads that are running talking about how walmart cares about their worked and that they are upping the pay because they care is pissing me off. I know of stores that will make you stay late for a few nights then on the last day will either force you to take a 4 hour lunch or leave early so you don't get the o/t you deserve because you had to do trucks extremely understaffed