), the health department has been given permission to send under 18's out to buy smokes and test us. I know they've been allowed to do it before (coz I passed one of their tests many years ago), but yeah, be extra strict on ID's for the next six months.Heh, oh well that kind of thing is nothing new. The Licensing Enforcement Division of WA Police has been known to do this with liquor stores as well. If you follow ID25, there shouldn't be any problems.WA kids who do smokeshop - heads up.
According to our Compliance Officer (Ben you know who I'm talking about
Easy as pie yes, for those of us who have more than one brain cell, but believe me there have been some major stuff ups in our store done by supervisors using the tender swap. We are now not allowed to do them.
I thought they were already allowed to do it, but anyway. But I promise she was her usual terrifying self when she told me
. Takes her job VERY seriously that one...Does this mean that operators can put through RTC's again?
Well I guess that makes sense, but its still annoying, its stock management and corecomms that I can't see. at least they haven't shrunk host too much.
Not even going to bother with the stripey shirt. I'm gonna stretch wearing the green vest as faaaaarrr as possible. Everyone is still wearing them at my store. Except the 3ic, she says she gets more people asking her questions cos customers know what it means..haha! BUT, my CSM wears the stripey shirt with the vest over it..which I think is a good idea, so you can identify the CSM if ALL the managers are wearing stripey shirts. I might do that actually too.zomg zomg zomg
first time ever since i've been supervising thursday nights that i've gotten out on time.
i'm so amazed
problem is, now that i've done it once, they're going to expect that every week.
also, only one customer commented on how ugly my stripe shirt is. not too bad.
Our previous SSM told us that we were expected to have one once the backorder issues we cleared, and be wearing it whenever you're on the roster as a supervisor. In saying that though, the only people in our store that have them is our SM, STM, Service 2IC, and two pt supervisors. We never wore vests though, our CSM might have worn hers if there was a managers visit. Maybe.
No, afaik it means that when a RTC barcode is scanned and it is a reduction greater than 60% there will not be a control check displayed.
CoreComms is an IE based application. You should be able to zoom using the Ctrl & + shortcut, however this may be restricted.
Yeah I reckon we should just use our number like on self serve
Yay!
What is a Day-type-month? Is that the code on a shelf ticket i could never understand. I knew the reference number, OM, source, price, CUP, etc. but never the code that had random numbers and letters.
And an SRT indicator?? I like knowing what is on the tickets but haven't heard that abbreviation before.
I've never been sure what day-type-month is for, but it appears after the reference number on the ticket and looks like "14R12"
SRT = Shelf Ready Tray
does this include rounding the total once a customer has hit 'cash'? cause i have had so many people call me over and ask how are they supposed to pay $1.02. lol
does this include a button for them to push once they've signed (like NCRSCO did), so that they know it has worked and we need to approve it?
how will the produce ID tests at POS work - will there be a picture come up and you have to type in what it is? or select from a list what it is??
There is a change in wording on the Debit Screen. It now reads Sale + $ instead of Total + $
A "Payment in Progress" screen now appears after a signature is approved by SCO attendants.
Product ID tests will be accessed from the home screen of POS (ie. a third option will be added to the existing 'Sign On' and 'Menu' screen).
