Half of my store knows my STL as Lord Farquaad and I personally like to call the backroom ETL Four Feet of Fury.
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(2) About two months ago, I was hired as a cashier. I was really desperate to leave my old job at the time and target was in fact offering me slightly more money than my old job. Everything seemed great at first. I had five years of cashier experience under my belt and assumed it would be a fairly easy and enjoyable job. I was wrong. I had no idea about the red cards. I knew about them as a target shopper, but didn’t know how much they were really pushed. My first two weeks were great. I didn’t even know about selling red cards until my third or fourth shift when they finally told me to start asking people.
Likes(60)Dislikes(11) Well, it’s been one month since I had a stroke on the register. And let me tell you, I’m not the only one. In six months, there has been one other person without history of strokes who had a stroke. I’m seriously thinking of starting an investigation in my store. Does anyone agree with this?
Plus, I went into the store, and they spoke to me like I was fired. It was all, come in and shop once in a while, and we’ll miss you. I don’t like it…
Likes(12)Dislikes(4) So my i got a job at target as cashier about 3 months back. I regret everyday not listening to my friends about retail being a shit occupation. I was ignorant, but, I was looking for a silver linning from my last job (subway). Keep in mind im only 17.
Likes(13)Dislikes(1) OMG I can’t believe this. So on one aisle of frozen on the sales floor the freezers are leaking from the bottom. Now I didn’t know this until this moment happens.
I’m walking back from my break when I walk past the aisle I mentioned above and this lady stops me and asks me to follow her. She tells me the floor is wet and her son had just slipped on it.
Likes(10)Dislikes(2) I was a little late on posting but past 4th of July my shift was cut. So that same day I made plans to go hang out with the family somewhere. So I’m woken up by a phone call from my target and the call to my suprise is them asking me to come in. OMG I was laughing so hard on the phone that I had to hold back. So when I cake to my senses I told them I can’t because I’ve made other plans since I was informed the night prior my shift had been cut. So she says that’s fine enjoy your day and we hang up.
Likes(22)Dislikes(1) I worked for target for 3 months I got fired. I work logistics at target but I was offered the sales floor team member position. So I injured myself from working on the line in the backroom from all the heavy lifting. So I had to call out three times due to the pain in my back injury.
Likes(7)Dislikes(5) I worked at my local Target for four years as a softlines brand team member. The pay sucked, but the stress was low and hours flexible so I stayed. After Target’s multi billion dollar fiasco in Canada, the shit really started to roll downhill. As people left, positions never got replaced. Softlines in my store was hit especially hard.
Likes(20)Dislikes(7) I remember the first time I worked at Target. I always worked hard and strived to be the “the can do everything girl” I enjoyed helping everyone out / assisting etc. Target back then in 2006 wasn’t as atrocious and horrid as it is today. We actually were a team/ we would get everything done and we’d help one another until, the tides changed in the corporate tower.
Likes(14)Dislikes(7) I was terminated from my job and am currently unable to apply again due to medical injury and the inability to work. My time in the hospital was from June 20th, 2015 to June 30th, 2015. I underwent surgery on for a spontaneous pneumothorax on June 24th, 2015. This injury was not caused from drug use, alcohol use, any incidents or accidents, or drug use. This injury did occur at work furthermore. In that time I had notified my managers that I would be unable to work nor perform any duties while recovering and even after my discharge from the hospital.
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