You will get a better description during your review/1on1 in the upcoming weeks.
The goal is to have each TM be an expert in their area/role. They report directly to the closing lead and are able to work projects as needed.Īlso, like I said- they will have a more stable schedule. They are our powerhouse players that zone, run go backs, and push quickly.Īgain, by the end of the day, they should be focused on recovery, but they are NOT leads. For our store we have TMs that are super awesome at staying on task, flexible in their ability to work pretty much any section, and are fast. It’s a more consistent schedule based on your store’s needs, but it requires being able to work independently and efficiently. During the days everyone is trying to keep up with a whirlwind of guests that tear through everything and make a mess, but as it calms down in the evenings closing experts assist the Closing Lead in doing whatever tasks and priorities (s)he lays out. You don’t do any leadership tasks.Īs far as I understand, you try to work out go backs, ensure the shelves are stocked and zoned, and just try to focus on making the store brand again. "This wave of the virus is worse than we expected.Closing experts basically help recover the store at the end of the night. "These are difficult weeks," said prime minister Alexandre De Croo. The infection rate among children under nine is currently the highest. The consultative committee met on Friday - the third meeting in as many weeks - as the coronavirus situation in Belgium continues to worsen. Closing hours remain from 23.00 to 5.00 in the morning. The GEMS expert group had recommended that they close earlier - at 20.00 instead of 23.00 - but this was rejected by the committee.
No changes will be made to the rules on cafes and restaurants. Private events, except at home, remain banned, except for weddings and funerals. No restrictions on social "bubbles" were announced by the consultative committee, although the official advice is to limit your social contacts as much as possible. Events with fewer than 200 people are still allowed but attendees must have a Covid Safe Ticket, wear a mask and remain seated. CO2 alarms must be installed in every classroom and if the measurement exceeds 900ppm, pupils must leave the room.Īs during the first coronavirus shutdown, when all schools were closed, children whose parents have an essential job in healthcare can still attend nursery or primary school. Higher education will enter "code orange" - meaning students should only attend lectures one day per week.įrom Monday, indoor events - including concerts, theatre performances and cinema screenings - cannot have more than 200 attendees. If two cases of coronavirus are detected in a single class, all pupils will be required to quarantine. All nursery and primary schools in Belgium will close for the Christmas holidays a week earlier than planned, on Friday 17 December, and secondary school pupils will switch to a hybrid model of in-person and distance learning next week, Belgium's coronavirus consultative committee has announced.įrom this Saturday, children aged six and above will be required to wear a mask in indoor public spaces - including in school.
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