Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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short rant (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by florencelovelace
my store manager does this really cute thing where one week i’m scheduled 20+ hours and the next week i’m scheduled 19 hours. does that affect my benefits? ):
lilly-billy 4 points 1y ago
So long as you maintain an average of 20 hours during the benefit period you will still qualify for benefits
badatlife15 2 points 1y ago
After your initial 3 months to obtain benefits, once you have them they are evaluated twice a year (I’m pretty sure it’s January & July) to make sure you have obtained the total number of hours. Since I’ve worked for Starbucks that number has been lower due to covid, so who knows when that will return to the old number. So if you look at your paystub and see you’re way off track you can try picking up shifts, but my guess is you should be good.
persona-2 1 points 1y ago
Nope. It’s an average. And for the last 2 ish years it’s been like 17.5 hours not 20 because of COVID anyway.
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