Does anyone know where Kroger orders their cleaning supplies from? I would really like to have one of those stand-up dustpans that they use in the store, and no one at my store seems to be able to help me out.
Does anyone know where Kroger orders their cleaning supplies from? I would really like to have one of those stand-up dustpans that they use in the store, and no one at my store seems to be able to help me out.
Cathy - those are in the SUPPLY ORDER GUIDE. I ordered plenty of them over the years. Each store usually puts in a supply order once a week. Most likely in the manager's office you will find a binder that has this order guide in it. Either you scan the bar code or manually enter in the order number into the order screen.
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Does anyone know where Kroger orders their cleaning supplies from? I would really like to have one of those stand-up dustpans that they use in the store, and no one at my store seems to be able to help me out.
Cathy - those are in the SUPPLY ORDER GUIDE. I ordered plenty of them over the years. Each store usually puts in a supply order once a week. Most likely in the manager's office you will find a binder that has this order guide in it. Either you scan the bar code or manually enter in the order number into the order screen.
But can an employee buy store supplies for their own personal use? Who would you pay?
Do not know if there is any policy about it let alone any retail price set to the store supplies for an employee to buy. Your store supply order guide will , in most cases, give you a cost price for the items but not always a true cost. We , in the marker, gets customers that wants to but the bottles of spices and seasonings that we use for meat and seafood products. the invoices will usually show a cost of one Penney . So when asked we will some times sell them a bottle or two but will usually set a price of $5.99 each.then you run into the situation that there is no code so to do that you almost have to find an item that is liked in that price and print a tag for it. Doing this , to satisfy a customer in one thing Management has never given any of us a problem about it. trying it for an employee would probably and can be done but best to be done by the store director or co-manager to keep you out of trouble and how they would like to handle it.
-- Edited by grumpy1 on Tuesday 28th of February 2012 12:15:06 AM
You can reverse expense supplies to sell them to employees. We have a guy at my old store that bought three cases of the brawny wiper towels every year for his camper.
