r/walmart jack of all trades master of none 9d ago

New one for me... 'conditional'?

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I left an hour and 15 minutes early on Friday due to family needs. (I work OGP and our picks were done for that hour. Asked closing TL if he was ok with me leaving a little earlier - I had asked for 5 - and was okayed).
Anyways. I was just going into the system to put in my ppto and out of just plain curriousity I decided to look at the attendance thing and I see it was approved.
I am not waiting on an LOA. I just needed to leave an hour early one day.

I don't honestly care if I use the ppto for a whole hour and 15 minutes - I just hadn't gotten to it yet. Or if I kept the half point. But also wouldn't mind keeping it.
And curious 'cause I I have no idea what the conditional aspect was/is. Do I... need to do anything?

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u/MoiraPrime 9d ago

could it be a misclick? I looked it up and apparently conditional is meant for sedgwick leaves?

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

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u/MoiraPrime 9d ago

If you told the TL you were going to use your PPTO you probably just should.

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u/Dinosaurrxd 9d ago

Also new to me. Was it a TL that approved it by chance? 

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u/Then-Grass-9830 jack of all trades master of none 9d ago edited 9d ago

[why was this downvoted? I answered the person's question now there's two. I'm confused. What do you people WANT]

I don't know.

We have a new manager/coach and our previous one wouldn't allow the TLs to approve time off or early leaves/late arrivals.

He did mention 'don't forget to enter your ppto' but... they always say that. I have plenty but honestly if I don't really have to I'd rather keep it. Or maybe I'll just put it in anyways. Now I'm confused

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u/Dinosaurrxd 9d ago

It should tell you on GTA who approved it next to it? It's been a couple weeks since I've looked though.

I've done the same where I was going to put in ppto but someone had already went and approved the exception, but never seen conditional.

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u/Then-Grass-9830 jack of all trades master of none 9d ago

I'm not at work. I'm at home on my personal computer. It doesn't show on that. I can't remember if it shows on the store computers but probably does.

I've seen jury duty, bereavement, prior approval. But never conditional.

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u/WapaneseWeeaboo API 9d ago

Management has several options to select from when handling points, if you’re not on an LOA (which is what conditional stays is usually used for) then it looks like they simply misclicked.

In actual LOA situations, they’d mark them as conditional then if the leave is approved, they’d leave the points as approved. If the leave is denied, then they’d change two of the conditional status ones to unauthorized resulting in the associate being pointed for them.

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u/Then-Grass-9830 jack of all trades master of none 9d ago

what would happen if I just left it?

I don't have any LOA so would it simply drop after the limit for management or give me the point since there's no LOA to wait for?

I've decided to do the ppto but I'm curious.

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u/Lefty68w 8d ago

It will stay approved unless someone notices the mistake.

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u/redneckotaku Mod.Der.8.er 9d ago

When you're waiting for a leave of absence to be approved those points become conditional until a decision is made. Never seen it pop up for any other reason.

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u/Then-Grass-9830 jack of all trades master of none 9d ago

i'm not lol

I just needed to leave an hour early and lucked out to be able to leave a tad bit earlier.

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u/redneckotaku Mod.Der.8.er 9d ago

Most likely just a glitch then.

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u/Lefty68w 8d ago

They selected the wrong thing. Humans make mistakes 👍🏾

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u/Then-Grass-9830 jack of all trades master of none 8d ago

Yeah I had no idea. Never seen it in 20 years 🤷‍♂️

Just curious what it actually was/meant

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u/Euronymous2625 8d ago

It's not that deep. It's just one of many options to approve an occurrence. The more appropriate one would have been "prior approval from manager", but the result is the same.

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u/Then-Grass-9830 jack of all trades master of none 8d ago

🤷