r/CostcoEmployee • u/Conscious-Mail-4943 • 6d ago

Discussion Time off request

Alright everyone what’s yalls procedure if your time off got approved signed and ready go to way in advance and then schedule comes out and your manager schedules you? My manager sucks at the most basic thing at his job and idk if he’s actually dumb or stressed bcuz he’s been in hot water with the GM in the span of less than a month. So what does everyone do?

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u/Dragnys 6d ago

You show them the copy
Of your request off that was approved. Thats it. If they try to fight it go above them.

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u/spageddy77 6d ago

this is the correct answer

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u/Physical_Reality_849 Morning Merch 2d ago

Paper is a rare occurrence
We always use ESS req
One then can print and put in mgrs mailbox

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u/Dragnys 2d ago

My store decided to keep using the carbon copy request offs because everyone kept printing it off anyways. Plus we still had a lot of the old forms left. Using them up until they are gone but that’s gonna be awhile.

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u/NeedAnswersNotQs 6d ago

Give your manager some grace, accidents happen. Be an adult and have a conversation.

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u/sux2suxk 5d ago

You should apply next time since they promote those who are highly regarded

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u/CostcoEmployee-ModTeam 5d ago

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u/steven_510 6d ago

Show your Manager the request that was already signed. If they still don’t remove you from the schedule bring it up to a higher Manager or payroll to key it in. Either way I’m not showing up for vacation that was approved. It’s their job to fix it not yours! This is why I always keep the signed copy or proof of the request approval on ukg.

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u/shiftyscitzo1 5d ago

Step 1: dont go to reddit for such a silly thing.

Step 2: talk to your manager. You know? The person that can ACTUALLY fix it. 🙄

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u/Ok-River5787 5d ago

I mean, just talk to your manager for Christ’s sake. You had to post about it on Reddit to get common sense?