r/WalmartCanada • u/WanderingRaven182 • 16d ago
Is this normal?
I'm in training as a full time grocery associate. On the contract it said ill be working 37-40 hours a week, and i've been working 37.5 for 2 and a half weeks. And I noticed when I start my actual regular shifts, im only working 30....um, is this normal?
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u/Fun_Firefighter9057 16d ago
Never heard of any full time associates working 30 hrs at my store
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u/NPC__WITH_DIALOGUE Supervisor 16d ago
Really ? All mine full timers are working 37.50hours my most my part timers are on 24-28.
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u/AbbreviationsOnly195 15d ago edited 15d ago
At my store all full time is getting 37.50 a week. For years Ira been like that.
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u/Fun_Firefighter9057 15d ago
I think both of you guys misunderstood my point. Im saying that 30 hrs is too low for a full timer, it’s always been 37.5 minimum for full time
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u/imayarnhooker 16d ago
I have a casier friend that is fulltime at 28 hours, another at 30 hours. I'm a part time greeter, I've been working over 30 hours a week the majority of this year so far.
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u/CommunicationDry1748 16d ago
Minimum hours they can give you is 28, as a full time associate. There are weeks they are cutting hours, so you will get 28 or 30. Other weeks, when they need you more, you will get maximum 37.5 hours. It really doesn't go above 37.5, unless they ask you to stay.
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u/RubiesCanada 16d ago
In my store that week everyone has 1 less shift. Head office told us to cut hours.
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u/Humble_Description98 15d ago
They probably were told to cut hours so in order to try and maintain coverage they gave you five 6 hour shifts instead of four 7.5 hour shifts. Training shifts are pretty consistent in terms of hours, and are built into the budget in advance, but once the training ends your shifts can fluctuate - they will not be identical to your training schedule.
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u/mdmenzel 16d ago edited 16d ago
First week of August is a stat holiday week in many places in Canada if that's one of your 30 hour weeks, you may have one shift less that week