Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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question for experienced partners (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by diotheleo
hi, im still new to corporate sbux over tarbucks, but what's the different between being scheduled as coverage vs noncoverage? i know thats how im scheduled for clean play at my store, its split as coverage until our usual closing time and then noncoverage for the time we do clean play, but my manager went and adjusted my last clean play shit to have an extra hour of noncoverage and an hour less of coverage and im trying to sort out why she would do that
thisisnotlorena 4 points 2y ago
It’s dealing with the amount of actual labor hours, essentially non-coverage hours get coded differently so they don’t affect labor.
halloweenteddyb 3 points 2y ago
yeah like the other commenter said. it's basically so that your manager can schedule in extra help without it seeming "overstaffed"
LatteMaster 2 points 2y ago
Its just different labor names. There is coverage, non coverage, keyholder, and admin I believe tho there could be more I am not thinking of.
Brief_Principle_7749 1 points 2y ago
I’m very interested in this now too, I have been here for 3 months and we only are scheduled non coverage for once every like 2 months where it’s a 30 min meeting with our store manager to check in and such
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