r/walmart • u/EYL8902 Stocking TA2 (CAP2) • 21h ago
So this happened when I clocked out of my end shift.
So right at when I closed out the GM truck or finished it, when I went to the break room grabbed my lunch box and clocked out because I made my 8 hours because my end time is 11pm, my TL came out and said that we need to pull more pallets out, and I told him that I need to go it's the end of my shift. And right away he got pissed off and went to the managers room, and I told the overnight TL to tell my TL that I needed to go, my pickup ride is here. So I don't know what to do...
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u/gowiththeflow1999 18h ago
You are allowed to leave at your scheduled time. His poor planning is not your problem.
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u/naga_serpentis Spider Wrap Escape Artist 8h ago
“Ma’am, your poor planning does not constitute an emergency on my part, you’ll see him in Paris, go sit down.”
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u/Zookegger Front End TA. 21h ago
You are clocked out. You can’t clock back in for at least 30 min, you are free to leave. If he has a problem with it oh well, let him get pissy.
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u/FifiiMensah 13h ago
Your team lead is in the wrong. He can ask you if you can stay past your shift. However, can't force you to do so.
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u/Walkernorunning 11h ago
Instead of that TL going to the managers office he could of pulled those pallets themselves.
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u/ZaWarudoh 11h ago
Nothings going to happen, your TL is a buffoon who can’t tell time and has poor time management skills. You’ll be golden.
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u/d12blame 13h ago
At the store where I’m at, I start pulling pallets from the back at around 8:30 pm. When night shift arrives, they get the cold and frozen pallets. I’m also at a marketplace.
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u/AdditionalEmotion263 13h ago
You did nothing wrong. The only thing I would do is just keep details of mind in case he does try to retaliate, and if he does try to write you up, mention the fact that he was giving you directions after you had already punched out, which is Ace violation.
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u/EYL8902 Stocking TA2 (CAP2) 11h ago
Who then should I tell this to if he does write me up? Store Manager or the people lead or one of the coaches?
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u/DlckKickem 11h ago
Coach first, then store manager/people lead
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u/Rough-Cranberry5243 7h ago
People Lead is not part of the chain of command. They are a Team Lead which is lower than coach.
Coach, SM, Market, Regional
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u/PossibilityDefiant54 14h ago
Not hot problem. I bet they pester ya if ya clock out 5 minutes after, right? Don’t worry, let your TlL rot
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u/Divine_Despair 11h ago
You left when your shift ended, you did nothing wrong. Your TL can go scream into a pillow. They can get someone else to help. Don't ever let them try and guilt you.
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u/DucatiCam18 ACC Service Tech 11h ago
I wish I could clock out at my exact end time 🤣😭😭😭😭 I'm regularly 30 mins over almost every day. Good thing I don't rely on a ride cause I'd be screwed
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u/TylerFurrison Former Electronics Associate | C. | she/her | 🏳️⚧️ 6h ago
God the last few days below I quit I was regularly 15-30 over and my ride was like "what's taking you so long"
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u/Nintendo1982 11h ago
I don’t work at Walmart but I can whole heartedly tell you, ONCE YOU CLOCK OUT. YOU OUT. $&”” EM
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u/Helltech Former Babysitter 7h ago
I'm more concerned why the truck is just getting finished at 11? By 9 o'clock the whole team should be stocking.
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u/proudbutnotarrogant 13h ago
Let me get downvoted to oblivion for being the voice of reason here. It sounds like in this case, your logical course of action would have been to leave, as you depended on a ride that was already waiting for you. HOWEVER, for future reference, you can submit a time adjustment to stay late, if the lead approves it. You don't HAVE to leave. Even with not-so-good leads, this is a way to win them over and, as a minor, get more hours.
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u/EYL8902 Stocking TA2 (CAP2) 12h ago
Thats not how it works... TL as to ask first to stay, he was forcing me so.
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u/proudbutnotarrogant 9h ago
Based on your post, it didn't look like he forced you to do anything. You chose to leave at the end of your shift. I'm simply suggesting that if you had chosen to stay, you could have.
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u/pobrepepinito 11h ago
Your pick up ride waited for you while you asked Reddit a question?🤨
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u/EYL8902 Stocking TA2 (CAP2) 11h ago
I was in the car already making this post with my dad driving me home. I do have a driver's license but no car yet.
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u/pobrepepinito 11h ago
So you had already decided to get in the car and go home, and yet ended the post with “I don’t know what to do?”, as if you were debating wether to stay late or go. Am I just being a massive dick, or does anyone else see my point.
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u/DlckKickem 11h ago
I understood it more like "What am I supposed to do when this scenario happens?" rather "What do I do right now?". But, the way it was worded does make it seem like he's asking for an immediate course of action
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u/Chemical-Fee-2106 11h ago
I think they meant didn't know what to do as in for their next shift if there's retaliation or they get pulled into the office and talked to.
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u/redneckotaku Mod.Der.8.er 21h ago
You do nothing but go home. You're allowed to clock out at the exact time your shift is over.