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Recent Comments

1 day ago on Breaking Cat News

It’s posted in yesterday’s comments. It’s intense!
2 days ago on Adult Children

I disagree. I work overnights at Walmart. The only married people on my shift are the managers. All the men and women, including myself are NOT married. There are a few couples, but they stay to themselves. There is no worry about who’s dating who on overnights. Most of the workers are from the Marshall Islands and are just friends with each other.
4 days ago on Breaking Cat News

Skipper may be busy “elfing” since he does that during the Christmas season.
6 days ago on Breaking Cat News

Check Walmart.com. They have a Keurig K-Express Essentials for $49 or the white is $32.92.
8 days ago on Adult Children

Fareway, a grocery store in the Midwest, still bags groceries and carries them out for you.
12 days ago on Ten Cats

@laughing kitty My 20 year anniversary is Mar. 1 next year. March was a good year for new hires.
12 days ago on Looks Good on Paper

I work at Walmart and have seen stuff much like this!!
12 days ago on Looks Good on Paper

I work at Walmart and I agree with that comment!!!
15 days ago on Ten Cats

If her Walmart is like my Walmart, the night shift doesn’t have enough staff to get the freight worked every night. We have a skeleton crew some overnights and we are a Supercenter. The returns are done by our 2nd shift and some cashiers. Of course it doesn’t always get done, so unfortunately it has to be done by the day shift in Christmas. I will say that, when we have the staffing, Christmas and toys freight gets done even the team leads help with freight.
15 days ago on Ten Cats

I’m afraid that is the Walmart way of training now days. It wasn’t that way when I started in 2005 at Walmart. Tell her to just do what she can during her scheduled time and don’t go above and beyond. Once she does that, she’ll be expected to that everyday and stay late if they allow overtime. I’ve learned not to do that anymore. I guess I got older and wiser over the years!!

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