Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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i’m quitting just before the holidays (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by SeleneEmpressAlicia
between my SM failing to schedule me for enough hours to qualify for benefits (she’d regularly schedule me 17- 19.50 hours) and my trying to fit more shifts in while going to school to meet benefit eligibility requirements and corporate scrapping the COVID benefit, I’m done. I think quitting just before the holidays get into motion is the best way to communicate that.
ivymcnah 2 points 1y ago
well holidays is definitely when people get the most hours and money because time and a half, plus tips, plus just being genuinely busy, so I think truly if you quit before the holidays you’ll be missing out on money
they over staff for holidays anyway so I don’t think you quitting is going to throw much of a wrench in their plans
just tell them you want more hours and then prove you’re a hard worker so that they’ll want to give you more hours
they over staff for holidays anyway so I don’t think you quitting is going to throw much of a wrench in their plans
just tell them you want more hours and then prove you’re a hard worker so that they’ll want to give you more hours
AverageHoarder 0 points 1y ago
Just wait until the schedule is planned.
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