i went from 20 to 8 <33333 :) definitely not stressful at all!!! ahahaha!! /s

same :( had 36 now i have 29, doesnt sound like a huge difference but during the whole month that money adds up

Try going from 25 to 2.5-8, the pain.

We were already struggling with hours and mine got cut from 24ish to 10... so that’s been great 👍🏼

I went from 38 to 16 and we also hired new people AND they're pressuring us to make our drinks faster on drive thru

It’s ridiculous. And I feel for you guys. In my area we are being asked to schedule to what we earn, not what they forecast us. It ends up being about 30 hours less. I’m doing everything I can to get my team hours but it’s so stressful. it’s not sustainable for any of you, plus the added work with COVID. It’s bullshit.

We’re all feeling the effects. You’re not alone. This sucks a lot. I went from 35 to 24.

I work... 3 days on our new schedule. I also have open availability and getting less hours than new hires.

I also get my benefits through Starbucks. Looks like I’m rationing my insulin again guys!

Sure, the pay was increased, but then they slashed everyone's hours. That's why I quit. I couldn't handle it, along with the stress from abusive customers.

Yea I went from 30 to under 20.

omg i really thought it was just my store. we aren’t as busy anymore and it’s crazy 🥲 i applied for partial unemployment to make up for the hours I’m not getting. I only worked two hours today. I might as well not even go if I’m getting sent home early all the time 🙄

I went from 20 to 15 or 14. I'm an adult who needs insurance. No one seems to give a fuck.

Went from 30ish like 20 :(

My SM opted to let me go because I couldn’t give her unlimited availability 5 days of the week including 2 weekend days without any minimum guarantee of hours.

Some SM’s and some districts are just not it, I guess.

Baristas at my store went from getting 30 or so hours a week to 10 or less.

Ahhhhh same, wont make rent next month. Applying to more part-times cuz i havent gotten food in 3 weeks F

29 to 18 🥲 and to make it even better i’m a shift and even baristas are getting more consistently high hours than i am

Like I get that I’m just a high schooler and don’t need hours as much as everyone else, but I went from like 15-20ish hours to only 8 hours a week :/ my schedule is super open too so it’s not like that’s the issue. I’m just tryna not be in hella debt this fall in college.

bro i literally asked my manager to cut me to 20 hours max because im starting school. she gave me a few weeks with 19-22 and now its up to 25. i was only doing 29-32 before. i feel for y’all with cut hours, but im frustrated that i can’t get less.

Based on what I was told, “full time” or 35+ was only guaranteed for shifts and that a typical barista shift was between 15-25 hours a week

I’m at barley 10.

Licensed store but yeah I went from 39 to 23, and then everyone went into quarantine while I took some time off, and I ended up with 39 again this week anyway.

That really sucks, I actually gained 10 hrs which would be nice if I wasn't a full time accounting student

SSV and I went from 38+ pre pandemic to 25-30 post pandemic (I offered to work less hours so my peers could be at FT) to now less than 20. We have a couple of shifts who need 40 hours so I’m kind of on the fuzzy end of the lollipop here.

Thankfully I have unemployment to supplement pay but I actually want to work and need to hit benefit hours. So a little stressful right now. 😬

16hr a week to no work for 2 weeks. 4 hour shift tomorrow though 😖

Lol Im at 15

Went from 38-21 not loving it

Im at 15 rn 🥲

25 to 16-18, kinda understandable with the holidays but it’s a noticeable drop on the paycheck

I went from somewhere around 27.5/28 to 24.5. Not as much of a drop but i need money and have been picking up extra shifts to get back to around 28 hours.

yeah LOL i went from 25 to 8-10 :(

36 to 14 🥴 but we also hired like three new baristas

I went from 25 to 20, I am part time but it still sucks

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