Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Home store not giving many hours? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by Bellaboo___
Hey everyone,
I am currently still at my training store until next week. My home store is making the schedule for the next few weeks and I am noticing it’s only small shifts such as 4 hour or 5 hour shifts for two days a week.
I know, I got too comfortable with these training shifts my training store gave me. I opened my availability and I can virtually work anytime until school starts.
Since I am new, should I expect that? Are they trying to see if I’m reliable?
Because if not, that’s just mean 🤣
Thanks everyone!
I am currently still at my training store until next week. My home store is making the schedule for the next few weeks and I am noticing it’s only small shifts such as 4 hour or 5 hour shifts for two days a week.
I know, I got too comfortable with these training shifts my training store gave me. I opened my availability and I can virtually work anytime until school starts.
Since I am new, should I expect that? Are they trying to see if I’m reliable?
Because if not, that’s just mean 🤣
Thanks everyone!
meegy123 2 points 11m ago
Could be wrong but pretty sure there is a mostly company wide push to reduce labor costs meaning, less hours for pretty much everyone and being extremely short staffed, like even worse than normal.
Unknown_Scarab 1 points 11m ago
If you're still being hitched to your trainer that could be a large factor since now you're also restricted by their schedule.
Though like Jex said just give time, as a newer person you simply may not have the same worth on the floor, especially if your store is training others, they don't want to stick a shift with 2 partners who are still fresh out of training on a close, makes things tough.
If it's still an issue in 2 weeks, then talk to the SM or ASM, whichever does scheduling.
Though like Jex said just give time, as a newer person you simply may not have the same worth on the floor, especially if your store is training others, they don't want to stick a shift with 2 partners who are still fresh out of training on a close, makes things tough.
If it's still an issue in 2 weeks, then talk to the SM or ASM, whichever does scheduling.
JEXTZZ 1 points 11m ago
4-5 hours isn’t bad. Since your still new give it time. Like a week or 2 and if you are still getting little hours talk to your manager. Also try looking at the shift market place
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