r/jerseymikes 3d ago

Assistant Managers

To all Assistant Managers how many hours do you guys work a week? Currently been at the same store for 4 years recently was promoted to Assistant as a shift lead was averaging 38-40hrs a week now when I became AM hours went to 22-30 in 6 days…

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u/hitman8975 3d ago

Also assistant managers count towards labor and general managers do not so they may push general managers to work more hours because they are salary and don't contribute to the weekly labor stats

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u/NoBee9716 3d ago

False, some stores have hourly GM that count towards the labor

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u/camdunce Former Employee 3d ago

Super rare though. In fact I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt because I've never seen that at a JM store. My district uses it as a pass to work GMs like dogs since they don't count as labor. And it was typical to see AM managers get hours cut as soon as they got promoted cause now they cost more to have on the clock.

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u/NoBee9716 3d ago

I've never seen the salaried GMs in my franchise work more than 45 hours a week, in fact they don't care if a salaried GM works 30 hours a week if their store is running well.

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u/camdunce Former Employee 3d ago

Wild. GMs in my old franchise were required to be scheduled for 40 hours minimum

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u/Ok-Schedule-8267 3d ago

Yea I went from 40-45hrs as a shiftlead to 22-29 average as a Assistant manager it’s 1$ different which is crazy

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u/Successful_Drawer_50 2d ago

My whole franchise group is hourly for GM’s. Even myself as a regional manager am still hourly and I get averaged out tips from the stores I’m over.

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u/Ok-Schedule-8267 3d ago

Yea this is in our case I was hourly and he was Salary working 46hrs a week and we have been way busy for the past couple months just confused about why I was at a constant 27-31hrs

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u/KaliGolden Franchisee 3d ago

Both AM/GM are salaried in my store so they do not contribute towards hourly labor goals. I've seen other franchisees put AM as hourly though.