@Bob Stone wrote:
Takes up to 1 hour per store. The provider is paying $15 per store now so you are working for $15 an hour.
@kisekinecro wrote:
I just did 4 on Sunday. I basically just took a cart, notify the manager and start working at the bakery area. One way I like to do is to move an entire row of the pie to the cart in order to create an empty space. Then I start placing stickers on the other pie and re-build the row on the empty space. That way whenever I finished a row there's always an empty space for another row, until the end, then I put stickers onto the row that was in the cart and place them back on the table. As for the backstock....one of the 4 store allowed me to go to the back and took pictures, but the other 3 did not grant me access at all...They just verbally told me if they have any in the back (They are either empty waiting for next shipment, or they received the shipment, but everything was still on the pallet waiting to be unloaded, which I am not allowed to work on that anyways)
But you're not counting driving time or report writing time.@Bob Stone wrote:
Takes up to 1 hour per store. The provider is paying $15 per store now so you are working for $15 an hour.
@joanna81 wrote:
@Bob Stone wrote:
Takes up to 1 hour per store. The provider is paying $15 per store now so you are working for $15 an hour.
Well, not even. Take off the 15% for federal self employment taxes and now you're at $12.75. + using your device, data plan, etc.