Thread regarding Target Corp. layoffs

Hour requirement?

One of my friends in merch told me there is a team who is being required to be there from 8 to 5 on RTO days. That was never a requirement before the pandemic and I’m wondering if that true for all of merch. I anticipate everyone will be on 3-4 days RTO soon, but I think specific mandated hours are insane. Schedules shift day to day for families. Is this true? Do I need to look for a new company?


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@12k ever heard of the bean soup theory?

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Post ID: @2jt+1kyr2bvss

@135 best of luck with a life of hate. I hope you find peace.

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Post ID: @19r+1kyr2bvss

@135 You sound racist. Not surprised you work at Target.

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Post ID: @15s+1kyr2bvss

@12k Newsflash Trump Bootlicker: TMs at HQ already socialize on the clock, have appts they sneak away for, have a Starbucks or two and everything else not including laundry.🧺 You don’t have to be at home to do any of that. Now go back to being sore at TGT for promoting a qualified Black Woman over your mediocre White a-s.

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Post ID: @135+1kyr2bvss

"Chained to your desk" what kind of comment is that? You are paid to do work. If you are not at your desk, work isn't getting done.

Examples of not working:

Walking dogs
Walking kids to bus stops
Going to Starbucks
Doing laundry

You are not getting paid to do this do grow up.

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Post ID: @12k+1kyr2bvss

In department meetings our team has been told that 48 hours per week is the norm. Most log on when they get home so it wouldn’t surprise me a lot are working 55+ hours per week. I’ve t beats being underemployed or unemployed.

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Post ID: @11c+1kyr2bvss

This sounds like a layoff trying to get people to leave, one minute they are remote first and the next they are timing people chained to their desks

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Post ID: @qr+1kyr2bvss

@j5 The crazy part is that most of us will have to open our laptops once we get home to catch up or to meet their unreasonable and unrealistic expectations. Return to Office doesn’t mean no work from home unfortunately.

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Post ID: @nn+1kyr2bvss

I worked 7-4 but loved spent many hours at home on urgent issues.

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Post ID: @js+1kyr2bvss

It’s the flexibility that is gone from this, what if you have an appointment and need to catch up on your work later in the day. Everyone is online at 8pm anyway. This is control.

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Post ID: @j5+1kyr2bvss

I worked in the office at Target HQ from the early 2000's through 03/20. The designated work hours were always 8-5pm but there was flexibility, depending on your team, with how you got in your 40 hours. You were expected to be at meetings that started at 8am and meetings that ran until 5pm. People were very understanding if a TM had to come in late or leave early due to family needs. The biggest challenge with not having consistent hours across a team is scheduling meetings and in-person collaboration like product reviews.

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Post ID: @ha+1kyr2bvss

Do people even hear themselves??? You were hired to do a job and put in a full days work. Why is it so hard for people to understand that Target is a business. Working a full day is normal. So tired of the whining.

The majority of TMs have never had the options to WFH even during covid. Stores, DCS, Fulfillments. The entitlement is ridiculous.

Unless you were hired as a remote TM, get your butt to work! Or find a new job.

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Post ID: @h2+1kyr2bvss

This is how you lose your best people

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Post ID: @f1+1kyr2bvss

I think 8-5 is the standard for most in-office jobs in the country. Why would Target be different?

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Post ID: @e9+1kyr2bvss

I’ve heard something similar. Absolutely insane and shame on leadership for thinking that’s acceptable.

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Post ID: @ca+1kyr2bvss

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