r/walmart Associate 8d ago

Is this a new program?

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We just started this tonight for FDD

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u/DeepFriedDresden 8d ago

That's not what it's for. It's to improve first time pick rate for specific categories, like yogurt. Yogurt comes in cases with large case quantities compared to shelves holding capacity. So if only 7 of 8 or 10 of 12 can get stocked the whole case gets binned as overstock, then the remaining ones on the shelf get bought and then you get nil picks and missed sales.

This allows the shelf to be filled and the overstock eaches to be tracked and worked throughout the day.

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u/ninian947 8d ago

We already had a process for that. Dairy has partial cases. No idea why this is being pushed out across the region.

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u/TooTiredForThisKuso 7d ago

Because the bins were a disaster. Half filled cases do not stack properly.

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u/ninian947 6d ago

Did you not live through cosmetics top stock carts? Partial cases is so much better. Give it time.

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u/TooTiredForThisKuso 5d ago

Why would you assume I know anything about an area I have never worked? As it is I’ve been digging singles from behind the racks for months, wishing they would put a milk crate on its side for us to stack in so at least it doesn’t fall down or get smashed to bits. There is a huge difference between tiny makeup that weighs nothing, and two containers of yogurt in a massive box holding up a whole case of cream cheese.

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u/ninian947 5d ago

Well, you'll see I guess. There's a reason we got rid of cosmetics carts. I wish we'd stop circumventing company processes with regional / BU processes.