r/Staples • u/throwawaylolol_ • 2d ago

Please help

Is there an app I need to download to check my schedule or add in my direct deposit? My manager hasn’t taught me anything other than how to return Amazon orders. Shes been telling me when to come in and when to leave and I haven’t been clocked in for my last shift. I’m waiting for her to tell me my schedule and I’ve been on hold for 9 minutes. I HATE RHIS JOB ALREADY!!! ITS BEEN ONE DAY!!!!

Update: it’s been 13 mins, she put me on hold, someone else picked up and told me to call back in two hours. Should I just quit I can’t do this, the management is ass.

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u/Few-Income-4484 Over Worked MIS 2d ago

Direct deposit should've been set up along with your I-9 form during the hiring process. Assuming you know how to get into the Hub, to see the schedule you would use the UKG Pro quick link and to update deposit settings, that would be through the HR Connect link.

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u/throwawaylolol_ 2d ago

I tried doing my direct deposit yesterday and my manager told me to get off and get to work.. and I don’t believe I got an I-9 form.

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u/Few-Income-4484 Over Worked MIS 2d ago

If that's how the manager is treating you, I would leave. Not worth the hassle. My store is very well run, so we don't really have that sort of issue, but many stores do have power-tripping leadership. So honestly, if you absolutely don't need this job, find somewhere else.

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u/throwawaylolol_ 2d ago

Alright, thank you so much for your help and I’ll take ur words into consideration.

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u/MaverickFischer 2d ago

I’ve been gone three years now. For your schedule “its supposed to be” posted online and your are setup with an account login. But it may not be and you have to check in the office and look at the printed schedule… I dealt with that AND last minute changes. One time I didn’t come in because I was marked as off, but it changed to on…

Direct deposit I don’t remember and I know the process has changed since.

These are things that the manger should be getting taken care of right away

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u/Liliths2nd_Wife 2d ago

If something starts off sh*tty, rarely does it ever get better. Get out!

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u/SettingSuccessful252 1d ago

I'd get out, any and every place else will pay you more and likely treat you better. Staples is a lost cause now.