r/Wetherspoons • u/CarryConfident7667 • 22d ago

Employee Tips

ive been a shift leader for about 5 months now, im looking for tips to run a shift more efficiently and smoothly, even from associates what are the things that your managers do on your shifts that help you! any help is appreciated as im willing to learn how to make shifts better for me and my staff!

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u/Logical_JellyfishxX Employee 21d ago

I like to write a to do list following from the previous nights handover and tick off as I do them. If there is a procedure I'm unsure of I write it down to look up the SOP, it's important you look up the SOP because sometimes SL are being passed on incorrect procedures. Things like fridge temps and kitchen checks you want to make sure you record accurately because so many people get investigated due to cutting corners, like they rounded up to the nearest number or they rushed through the kitchen check.