Tuesday Morning stores

[MarkyMarkNC]

I did the fit-up for a Tuesday Morning store about 5 or 6 years ago. We were working through a GC, who was working through the owner of the building directly - not the tenant, so I don't know how well they pay directly. The fit-up was going into a space that had been retail before, so it was pretty bare bones. I think all we did was move around a bunch of fixtures, add POS power and wiring, and a few receptacles.

With what little contact we had with the actual store people, I don't remember them being very difficult to deal with. As far as paying "on time" though, my experience has been that almost all large national retail chains have a much different concept of what that means than we do. I would definitely follow Growlers advice.

 

[Riograndeelectric]

Never worked for Tuesday Morning Stores but the way to get paid on time is to contact their accounts payable department at corporate and make sure you have all your ducks in a row to get paid.

Don't be afraid to ask them if they are having any delays in payments because of the bad economy. If you talk in a civil manner to the accounts payable department they love it because they are used to being yelled at by angry vendors. If you call them and talk nice they can tell you when the checks go out, they can also advise on the best way to submit your invoices, if a PO number is needed and so forth.

this is gret advice. Thank you so much for the wonderfull input. good job George getting the psot back on track. good think with have you as our "Super Chief" George did you go out on your own?

 

[jmargolis79]

I was working in one today. The work is fine, but they wanted to supply the ballest to save our mark up. I could start work till they opened the store. they also have some sheet the maneger has to sign and time stamp as to when you arrive and and when you leave. i don't have any info on how fast the pay.

 

[emahler]

like i said, they are a discount store...that's how they operate.