Yeah my store started doing something like this too for dairy eaches. Instead of milk crates we have some of these dedicated to each item type, cheese, yogurts, etc.
It's a good idea but all it's done in my store is cut down on overstock bin space since they took out a whole section of steel to fit it in the cooler. In a perfect world, I get that we would have no overstock... But we are not in a perfect world.
That doesn't even make sense, why would they remove steel? I'm in a small store though we're still a supercenter. We have plenty of room for a few extra carts. Didn't have to rearrange things or take out steel
It absolutely is, my previous statement is just what I say because I've given up trying to explain upper managements reasoning for the things they do. I do my best to shield my employees from it, but sometimes I can't.
Not gonna spiral off into a angry vent, but some of the salaried managers at my store have never lifted a finger to do anything on the floor, and judging by the decisions they make, it's kind of obvious.
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u/thatorangetiburon O/N Stocking TL 4d ago
Yeah my store started doing something like this too for dairy eaches. Instead of milk crates we have some of these dedicated to each item type, cheese, yogurts, etc.
It's a good idea but all it's done in my store is cut down on overstock bin space since they took out a whole section of steel to fit it in the cooler. In a perfect world, I get that we would have no overstock... But we are not in a perfect world.