stocker

deli associate

customer service associate / cashier

produce associate

cashier

Cash Saver

A typical work day:
Unload pallet and transport pallets using a pallet jack (electric and manual). Sort and stack boxes 10lbs-80lbs. Transport merchandise from unloading point to the shelf using a U-boat (6 wheel cart). Scan store products, create shipping order using a scan gun. Send Order using HOS (Harp's Ordering System). Pricing, packaging and labeling store products.
What I learned:
Strong customer service skills, basic scan gun skills and basic knowledge of the HOS (Harp's Ordering System).
Management:
Department managers were always available, supportive and encouraging. However, the store manager treated all employees he didn't favor very horribly. Degraded, verbally abused and underpaid employees who were known to have been felons.
My co-workers:
Friendly, energetic and easy to work with.
The hardest part of the job:
N/A
The most enjoyable part of the job:
The job itself.

The pay was poor for the time and commitment expected. The expectations were unrealistic and disorganized. I was management, but the upper management tied hands in accomplishing important tasks with virtually no regard for employee rights or needs or appropriate staffing. I was told to do “whatever it takes to get it done” and “it is what it is” and then thrown under the bus when something went wrong. If the wrong person doesn’t like you, they will find a way to remove you.  The culture is cut throat with no respect for the workers that keep the place going. It’s a good ol’ boy culture and high stress. The cashiers have lower stress jobs but the pay is garbage and their time and humanity is not respected. They are just replaceable bodies. I have never been so happy to leave a job in my life. 

I enjoyed working for the company because I love working with people. My job required me to always give my customers great customer service. I use to handle all of the customer needs far as bill payments and check cashing and also customer complaints. I also had to supervise all of the cashiers along with handling their cash. My duties in the office were to make sure that the store balanced on a day to day bases and keeping things in order. I learned so much about management such as being efficient,and doing things in order and always being able to multi task. The hardest part was the busy days and that was only because I had to stay extra focused. The most enjoyable part was the relationship that I had with my customers and the smile they use to have once I gave them the best customer service.

They do not promote good workers there was a  lot of favoritism in the work place the office manger was unprofessional. worked there a year no raises no benefits only was allowed to work 20-28 hours per week if you were to go over the allowed hours it was automatic relieved of job. District management pulled out of date product out of outside dumpster to be put back on shelved to be sold. regular coworkers such as stockers were friendly although two were to loving towards each other while on clock. Office Manager and Store Manager has a personal romantic relationship. Store Manger held no control of store hired and fired who his girlfriend wanted there and not there. drama no matter how much a person tried to avoid it . The place was very un professional and had regard to rewarding good employees

Well you clock in usually I got a cash drawer and started to ask the manager or manager on duty what I should do first. I started to stock shelves and if they needed me up at the register I worked up there.  Grabbed carts and then I stocked milk and sometimes produce.  took out trash and cleaned stock rooms.  On the Morning shift I came in at 6 am and worked till 3 pm. I started to turn one the case lights and pull up the case covers. Then stocked  dairy. before the truck arrived. on truck days. Then helped unload the truck that came and put up stock. if you worked 8 hours you got a lunch usually 30 mins -1 hour

Great co workers. Upper management totallyout of touch with employees. They only care about their own enrichment, and don't care that their employees have no benefits and can only work 28 hours a week at minimum wage trying to support a family. Refused to offer insurance to employees because it would cut into their bonuses. They offer no training and change the rules to suit their needs. They require their employees to remove coupons from products before they are taken to the salesfloor, and then turn the coupons in for reimbursement like the customers had used them. They have no morals or ethics whatsoever.

A typical day at work would consist of stocking shelves, assisting staffing, and providing good customer service to those in need of help. I learned the definition of true teamwork. The management was okay always room for improvement. My co-workers were great to work with and met some friends as well. The hardest part of the job I would say was nothing. I could do the task at hand. The most enjoyable part was interacting with the staff and customers.

The pay is very low for someone with my experience and theirs no benefits and I got moved to be over the frozen and dairy n bakery without a raise I was told during my interview that if I can prove myself and that I can do as the job calls for I jump up in pay and I havent seen anything yet there was no drug screening I was hired on the spot as soon as I walked in told them what experience I had filled out my paperwork and was hired all in one day

What is the best part of working at the company?
When you clock out and go home.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
All the unnecessary drama created by fellow employees who just like to talk about people behind their backs. And when reported to management they just sweep it under the rug and ignore it 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
You will do the work of many people while others don't even do their jobs. That is why you will be stuck doing their work  or made to feel guilty if you don't.

Working there was great was having fun with the mangers but we also got our work done at the same time. It's just one big family there. And the store manger is the best you can talk to her about anything and she won't judge you for anything but she will tell you what she thinks and what she thinks you should do. There was no hard parts of the job. But leaving was the hardest thing I had to do there. The most enjoyable part bout the job was just being around everyone there I felt loved there.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Stocker 2 salaries reported	$9.95 per hour
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Produce associate 1 salary reported	$11.00 per hour
Cashier 1 salary reported	$8.25 per hour

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