Suggestions for NEW GLOSSARY ENTRIES {CLICK HERE}
Do you know more STOCK CLERK-related TERMS? This is the best place to suggest or nominate NEW GLOSSARY ENTRIES.NOTE: However, before submitting an ENTRY, please ensure it is indeed NEW:
Please remember that this process of gathering and making additions to the GLOSSARY is essentially unscheduled. It's a hobby of mine, yes, but not an obligation. So, please be patient if it seems like you're not getting immediate feedback. Whether or not I make any further updates at all, worthy suggestions made here will still stand as a record of your contributions. Thanks!
- First, double-check the GLOSSARY proper (TABS #, and A-Z)
- Next, check the NEW (+) TAB. If it's already there, you can still add your COMMENT to that provisional ENTRY, and I'll be happy to consider you as a possible co-contributor.
- Search the COMMENTS already attached here. Again, if you find a prior submission, your additions (on meanings, usage, application, etc.) may still qualify you as a possible co-contributor.
- Didn't find it? OK—Add it here!
Please remember that this process of gathering and making additions to the GLOSSARY is essentially unscheduled. It's a hobby of mine, yes, but not an obligation. So, please be patient if it seems like you're not getting immediate feedback. Whether or not I make any further updates at all, worthy suggestions made here will still stand as a record of your contributions. Thanks!
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For example:
Here's a potential new GLOSSARY ENTRY:
ROP Ads
However -- sorry -- I don't know the definition. Can someone please help?
I think it may have something to do with promotions or advertising over the radio.
ISE
...as found written on a standard form attached to a MILK CRATE that said, "Overstock Inventory, pulled by the ISE RESET team."
Obviously it's a RGIS term, but nobody I asked in the BACKROOM happened to know the exact definition. Please help?
Weekender ???
My guess is it's a subclass of SHIPPER, i.e., one containing only IN-AND-OUT ITEMS, but I couldn't find anyone who knew for sure. Help?
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