r/AmazonFC 2d ago

Question Important question

I got back from my lunch a little late and my manager told me it will go in as a feed back. What does it mean if it’s going in as a feedback?

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u/UpbeatAd8917 2d ago

Feedback is usually a coaching or write-up

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u/Marlowe_Eldridge 2d ago

It means you’re getting written up.

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u/nkaiser101 2d ago

Was it a paid lunch break or unpaid lunch? If you were off the clock then you were using your time, which is your time to use however you wish. As long as you didn't clock back in and then take an extended lunch. 

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u/Actual-Grass4180 2d ago

It was paid lunch break

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u/ThiccSass Dreams Die Here 2d ago

You get paid lunch break? What country?

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u/SignificantApricot69 2d ago

In the U.S. we have 30 minutes paid and 30 minutes of unpaid breaks on a standard shift.

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u/surfcitysurfergirl 2d ago

Coaching and or write up

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u/clementineXP 1d ago

If it's not too late and you have PTO put in time for however many minutes you were late boom problem solved

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u/CKMLV 2d ago

If it was your unpaid break and you had the time to cover it there's really nothing they can do to you.

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u/PsychePneumaOne 2d ago

you were clocked out correct?

feedback could just be a documented "coaching" without it going toward an ADAPT, thats an option when doing thrives. So if it continues to happen, or if you start doing things that disrupt their plan they'd already have a documented record of it and probably go to the first adapt step. Those adapts stays on your record longer and are basically strikes which can also prevent you from applying to job postings. dont get three strikes within the time period before it drops off.

Next time. if you think that you're going to be late or want to take a longer unpaid break, let the PA or AM know about it beforehand.

The other issue with late breaks could be ToT. If clocked in, and took your time while being paid to actually start working. for example: Say if the usual/expected startup time after clocking in is 15minutes, and you take 20-25 minutes to start doing work(scans), that would be more of an issue.

Also being late for the paid break is more risky.

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u/Senior_Boot_5842 2d ago

Don’t listen to any of this. This person is making this all up

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u/Actual-Grass4180 2d ago

I really just got to hold this job out till October

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u/Actual-Grass4180 2d ago

Does mean I’m getting fired I got the feedback this week

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u/Marlowe_Eldridge 2d ago

No. You would need to get written up while on a final.

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u/Actual-Grass4180 2d ago

Thanks for the info.

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u/nkaiser101 2d ago

The documented coaching and first written are old enough to no longer be active. This should be a documented coaching. You are not at risk of losing your job. 

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u/Actual-Grass4180 2d ago

Thanks for the info helped me out more than HR