u/HuckleberryIcy9727

hello , I’ve seen that some people get a bunch of ot at canes and work full shifts , I was wondering if that’s depending on the restaurant, I work at a high volume restaurant in Northern California and we have around 90 crew members , we each get scheduled max 5 days a week for 25 hours a week, but usually it’s around 20 hours with 5 days a week, shifts are usually between 3-5 hours, I was wondering if this is only my store or if all stores in California are like this, they rarely let us pick up shifts to even get the full 8 hours , also overheard my RM’s talking about hours being cut even more now, was wondering if anyone has heard the same

hello everyone, I have a 92 Chevy Silverado, one of my headlight bulbs stays orange while the rest are white, they are the switchbacks, specifically on the bottom headlight of the driver side, one of them stays orange while the other stays white, I’ve tried switching out the switchback with new ones but they stay orange, was wondering if any of yall had the same issue and knew how to fix it, thank you

i was wondering on who decides how long shifts are for crew members, it’s it’s the RL, ARL? Recently we have been getting 3 hour shifts and it’s annoying, they do this so we don’t have to take breaks and can schedule a bunch of people in a day, we all complain about it having to come to work for only 3 hours, we are a high volume restaurant . my area leader of training said it’s up the RL and ARL, but they say other wise, i pick up shifts and work 6 days a week and only get like 24 hours it’s pretty annoying, thank you

what are your guys best tips and tricks as cts for training someone on day 1 for bird, it will be my first time and I am a bit nervous so if yall can help me out it would be highly appreciated

hi I’ve been a trainer for about 5 months now and just started training people on day 2 of bird and now they want me to do day 1, what are some tips to train someone on it as the way I grab bird isn’t the standard way of doing it but I want to teach standard , so some tips on how to do it when you guys train would help me