Closing Shifts & Lazy Coworkers
Yes, in a lot of ways closing shifts are more work. You don’t just stand at a register scanning groceries the entire time. We have to do store walks to collect all the misplaced items, we have to do returns and put back all the misplaced items and the stuff customers decided they didn’t want at the registers. We have to face shelves, clean, occasionally pack out candy into the displays at the registers, etc. If you can’t handle that, you either need to change your availability so you’re not closing or find another job.
I’m so sick of getting stuck closing with slow, lazy, inefficient dickheads. If you’re facing shelves, which requires collecting up any empty cardboard display boxes you come across, you can’t do shit like walk up to the front end every fucking time you find a box. What the actual fuck is wrong with you. Take a hand basket or cart with you to collect them up in. Why do I have to tell someone in their mid twenties this?
I don’t know what’s so hard to grasp about the concept that we have a list of duties that we need to complete. Stop lollygagging and do your goddamn job. It fucking sucks to open in the morning to a disorganized trash heap of a store because the closing crew the night before were dicking around.
It’s not even that hard. When I miraculously get scheduled with decent workers we usually get everything done with an hour or two to spare, then we can chill the rest of the night. If you want to stand around talking literally all you need to do is work efficiently and get your shit done asap. Stop making the supervisor and closing manager have to hound you all night to get anything done, ffs.
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