$134 million debt payment due October 15, 2018 - that’s seven calendar days or five business days. Should be interesting.
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When you’re in trouble like this, everyday is a business day
lol
But when the bag of candy arrives at your store, the SM will come up with some excuse to confiscate it!
Did you read the job aid that showed you how and where to look for any loose change around the store so it could be sent in to HE to go towards paying this debt?
If not, basically the 15-page job aid says to look in the desk drawers of the main office, in and around the CACs, the fitting rooms, the lost and found, under shelves and fixtures, and in the breakroom. The dust bag of the vaccum cleaner the cleaning crew uses in the morning is a great place to check, too. There's bound to be several cents worth of coins up in there. Another area of opportunity are the vending machines. Every hour, an associate and a manager is to be dispatched to any and all vending machines to push the coin return levers and take any change returned for the debt payoff fund.
A kit should have arrived at your store. If not, they are on their way! In this kit there are fund collection bags. There's also a few chisels to sc-ape out any coins waxed to the floor since the floor waxing people didn't spring on the wonderful opportunity to make a little extra on the side by picking up these coins. Opportunity knocks, get your chisels out and start sc-aping!
There's also a new metric on the LBS, it's called Coin Contribution Rate. It's per lb, not by dollars. The store sending in the heaviest bag of coins will win a bag of candy to be split across all of the associates.
Sounds like fun. Are you in?