Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Question about getting products from another store. (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by trmbnplyr1993
I went to get some lids from a store about 2 hours from my own store before my shift this morning. I asked my SM about it yesterday and they said that I was only getting paid milage (no time on the clock), but when I saw the SM at the store I was picking up from, they made a comment about how I was getting time and a half for driving out there. I was confused since I wasn't sure if I'm suppose to be getting paid for my time driving there and back. If someone could help clarify that would be great.
HamburgIar_ 53 points 1y ago
Time worked is time paid. If you are picking up product for a store, you are on the clock.
yyz_barista 12 points 1y ago
If you're getting it before your shift, you should get paid for the time to pickup the supplies, less your normal commute to work.
So if you normally drive 30 minutes to work, and picking up supplies turned your commute into 45 minutes, you'd only get paid for the extra 15 minutes, not the full 45 minutes (since you'd normally need to drive to work anyways).
So if you normally drive 30 minutes to work, and picking up supplies turned your commute into 45 minutes, you'd only get paid for the extra 15 minutes, not the full 45 minutes (since you'd normally need to drive to work anyways).
rudebii 3 points 1y ago
Being a closing lead, I picked up stuff on my way to my store all the time. My SM always adjusted my clock in to whenever I got to the neighboring store. I never asked for mileage because it was usually on my way to work anyway, and I didn’t feel like filling out paperwork for like 80 cents.
liothepetfox16 1 points 1y ago
i’ve made some bank driving to stores. sometimes i make almost 20$ a pop driving to stores, PLUS my hourly. :))
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