Target backroom unsafe Target employee here. The changes are part of a general process of change that Target is implementing in stores across Oct 10, 2019 · A photo of a back room in a New Hampshire Target last October. . Oct 19, 2020 · Between May and December 2019, the department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited eight Target locations in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York for numerous violations involving blocked or obstructed access to emergency exits and fire exit routes and/or unsafe storage of materials in stores' backrooms and storage areas. Courtesy of an anonymous former Target employee 2019-10-10T18:51:49Z Nice to have this reminder that Target does occasionally make real improvements. When I started working here years ago backroom was a nightmare. First time we actually finished all the backstock was for inventory, like four months after I started. A company spokesperson said that their team members all undergo safety training and that Target complies with all federal safety guidelines. A Safety Survey Business Insider talked to 28 current and former Target employees about the shift changes, and 13 responded that the new schedules had made the back rooms unsafe to work in. Other than that, you're usually left to work independently and occasionally pull items for guests. I usually do instocks and SFQ but I was trained and originally hired as a backroom team member. Oct 7, 2019 · Target's shift cuts have made the backrooms of many stores overcrowded and unsafe, workers said. Backroom is really nice most of the time, but it can get stressful when trucks come in and there's a lot to backstock. Oct 2, 2019 · Without people working those overnight and backroom shifts, the back rooms in many Target stores have become overcrowded and, in some cases, unsafe, some workers said. gyhpg dewwgj cymtvf ioxbvt amvbz uvwwc zhnbe pqgw jpwyt vqcng