TSW Basic
The role of the check-in clerk.
What is to welcome in teachers with a friendly smile and sign them in.
The place where donations go when initially received.
What is on the shelves that are marked "New Donations Here."
The type of shoes Summer Clerks must wear at all times while in the warehouse.
What is closed-toed shoes.
The reason Summer Clerks park across the street.
What is GEA has limited parking and we are opening more space for educators.
True/False - Educators can shop in the back and the front simultaneously.
False!
The difference between TSW Basic and TSW Extra.
What is TSW Basic is associated with a point system and needs clerks to check out teacher shopping forms. TSW Extra is unlimited so educators can grab whatever they want with no limits.
How to lift boxes, bags, etc.
What is with your LEGS!
How often Summer Clerks give in timesheets and are paid.
What is every two weeks.
The correct procedure when teachers go over their alloted points.
What is to go into the back, call their name, and kindly let them know they have gone over.
Name three of the sections within TSW Extra.
What is: paper, office supplies, office organizers, art, games/puzzles, books, binders, tech.
When on a ladder, reaching for something high, or carrying heavy boxes, this is the amount of clerks/staff who MUST be in the back.
What is two.
The qualifier that makes an educator eligible to shop with us.
What is being a GCS teacher with a GCS ID/email.
Explain Get Lucky.
What are items we do not have enough to put on the point sheet but are too brand-new to be put for freesies in the back. Teachers look through these items and "get lucky" since many have much lower points than are priced in a store.
The three steps to recieving donations.
What is opening the garage door to receive donations, putting the donations on the donation shelves, and offering a donation form to the donor.
The only equipment Summer Clerks are able to use to reach high boxes.
What are ladders or step stools.
This is Lenny's biggest pet-peeve in the warehouse.
What is not finishing the job or not cleaning up after yourself. Close the trunk!
The three steps to checking out a teacher.
What is reviewing/calculating their completed form, bagging their supplies, and putting their name on their bags.
The main goal of clerks working in the back.
What is to process donations as efficiently and neatly as possible and get new donations on the shelves as quickly as possible.
Equipment in the back that should never be left on the ground by itself.
What is rolling carts or "wheels."
The reason why all Summer Clerks must wear aprons.
What is to make it easier for teachers to know whom to go to when needing help. Also, 'uniforms' can make the workspace more team-oriented.