Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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i think if you get called in on ur day off you deserve time and a half for that shift. ive been called in every day ive been off this week... i think i deserve something for saving the day as i keep being told each time lol (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by foxxy_roxxy
chickenbreastnoods 9 points 3y ago
I agree!
but then management probably wouldn't ever call anyone in and the poor baristas on the floor would get screwed over 🙃
but then management probably wouldn't ever call anyone in and the poor baristas on the floor would get screwed over 🙃
foxxy_roxxy [OP] 12 points 3y ago
it doesn't even have to be extra pay. maybe an extra hour of vacation time or extra stars on our Starbucks cards. just something other then thanks for being a team player.
[deleted] 5 points 3y ago
That’s actually a great idea. The manager could give a $5-10 gift card to people who “Save the Day”. A great morale booster in my opinion.
WildCaterwaul 1 points 3y ago
Wait... do you actually HAVE to go in? That’s fucked, my sm would never pull that shit
foxxy_roxxy [OP] 1 points 3y ago
i have a hard time saying no to people so i always get conned into it.
WildCaterwaul 5 points 3y ago
Honestly, I definitely think there should be compensation for picking up shifts and your willingness should be appreciated, but I would recommend working on setting that boundary. You deserve to take care of yourself, and forgive me for pushing advice you didn’t ask for, but this company doesn’t care about you. You owe your store nothing out of your scheduled week, and however wonderful your coworkers might or might not be, they need to respect your boundaries. They can’t respect boundaries that you don’t set. ESPECIALLY right now, you owe it to yourself to take days off. We’re all in this together, but part of looking out for your fellow partners is making time for yourself.
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