What is Accrued Credited Quantity?

Date: Mar 2, 2011

What is Accrued Credited Quantity?

BagBoy · Guru

I have nothing like that under mine. I've only been working for 6 months, though.

thedude · Guru

yea good question. i am a manager and i do not have anything like that on mine either. go print it out and ask your HR person and then let us know...

BagBoy · Guru

"In payroll, a common benefit that an employer will provide for employees is a vacation or sick accrual. This means that as time passes, an employee accumulates additional sick or vacation time and this time is placed into a bank. Once the time is accumulated, the employer or the employer's payroll provider will track the amount of time used for sick or vacation." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accrual

if I had to guess that means you have 16hours (2 days worth) of sick pay or something. Don't quote me on this so ask your HR person to make sure.

-- Edited by BagBoy on Thursday 3rd of March 2011 03:32:24 AM

Oboro718 · Senior Member

thedude wrote:

yea good question. i am a manager and i do not have anything like that on mine either. go print it out and ask your HR person and then let us know...

Can you not call HR? I mean, you are a manager.

thedude · Guru

Sure I (or anyone) can call HR.... but I am not the author of this particular thread. Might you suggest that to whomever is questioning what ACQ stands for?

Oboro718 · Senior Member

Typical :)

thedude · Guru

Oboro718 wrote:

Typical :)

Sorry Oboro. Are you interested in what Accrued Credited Quantity stands for? I for one could care less. If somebody types in the answer then I read it, well hey I gain the knowledge. But that to me is the extent of it.

Kroger Phone number - 1 866 221 4141

Date: Mar 3, 2011

Basicly under my contract its how rasies work. It means that i have to work another 420.75 hours untill i go up to the next job step and get a ****ty 10cent raise. Only 420 hours do go.


Current Pay Rate	$7.8000
Current Job Step	660
Next Pay Rate	$7.9000
Next Job Step	0670
Accrued Credited Quantity	179
Quantity Remaining	420

BagBoy · Guru

Anonymous wrote:

Basicly under my contract its how rasies work. It means that i have to work another 420.75 hours untill i go up to the next job step and get a ****ty 10cent raise. Only 420 hours do go.

Current Pay Rate $7.8000
Current Job Step 660
Next Pay Rate $7.9000
Next Job Step 0670
Accrued Credited Quantity 179
Quantity Remaining 420

Well, that makes sense. All-in-all you'd get a raise every 4-6 months depending on how hard they work you. it's not a bad way to do it and a great incentive to actually work. I like it.

-- Edited by BagBoy on Thursday 3rd of March 2011 11:17:54 PM

-- Edited by BagBoy on Thursday 3rd of March 2011 11:18:22 PM

Date: Mar 10, 2011

I don't have this on mine, but maybe it will come up in September when I get my next pay raise.

Date: Nov 10, 2011

its not going to show up on ur pay check its only online so ur not going to hav it on ur pay stub to those who dont see it all kroger employees have them i am a maneger and have worked in 4 stores and all of them hav had that online

433tk

Date: Apr 5, 2012

Its the weeks you have earned toward your next raise. Mine says ACQ 2 ACQ remaining 16. So in 16 weeks I will get my next raise

Date: May 31, 2012

i was wonderig if someone can answer this question, i was a bagger for 4 yrs and got movied to grocery i was wondering if anyone know if ill get vacation this year or have to wait til next year or even how long id have to wait to take it because on my hr express for vacation times its all 0 i wasnt sure thx.

Date: Jun 23, 2012

Anonymous wrote:
i was wonderig if someone can answer this question, i was a bagger for 4 yrs and got movied to grocery i was wondering if anyone know if ill get vacation this year or have to wait til next year or even how long id have to wait to take it because on my hr express for vacation times its all 0 i wasnt sure thx.

Did you have vacation before? I do believe if you are part-time, you have to have been there 5 years before you get a vacation. My husband was a part-time bagger and didn't get a vacation until he had been there for 5 years.

Date: Jul 22, 2014

You get a vacation whenever you please, it all depends on your job title whether its payed or not. I took a vacation after 1 year and got paid for 32 hours. But im in produce and just passed my 2 year mark. Usually is 1 paid vacation a year andaf ter five years you should get 2,3 paid vacations.

Date: Mar 21, 2015

$.10! we're getting .5 lol

techelite · Guru

Anonymous wrote:
$.10! we're getting .5 lol

hey, a half-dollar raise sounds pretty good.

Date: May 17, 2015

I learned this the hard way. I was told my by union rep that if you start as a bagger and move up, how ever many years you were a bagger is how many pay raises you will be behind. I was a bagger for a year when I was 16 and moved up to a cashier at 17. Now I'm 20 and I get a raise twice a year. Since I was a bagger for a year I didn't get my raises, which makes me two pay raises behind what I am suppose to make. I make $8.00 an hour but if I had gotten my raise while as a bagger I would've been making $10.30 an hour. Sucks.

Date: May 25, 2015

what the 179 for

Date: Oct 16, 2015

thank you so much for answering my question!! (I am not the original asker)

Date: Oct 16, 2015

Anonymous wrote:

Its the weeks you have earned toward your next raise. Mine says ACQ 2 ACQ remaining 16. So in 16 weeks I will get my next raise

aawweesssoommee. thanks.

Date: Dec 14, 2017

amen furious how long shall the wicked reign over my people

people of color suffer up in there. u have some folks who wrks there n think they own the department where they wrk,when new hire come on board they decide if they should stay r not.them old dinosaurs give them such a hard time forcing them to quit with all them mean n low down attitude,those in authority have not a clue y they cant keep new hires n only a set of people stick n stay

Date: Dec 14, 2017

Anonymous wrote:
Its the weeks you have earned toward your next raise. Mine says ACQ 2 ACQ remaining 16. So in 16 weeks I will get my next raise

I guess for some of you, it's in weeks. Mine is in hours. I know, cause the number goes down every week by the number of hours I worked.