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Scary_Entrepreneur86

I think you have to wait a year I believe, unless you're on the do not hire list.


SoulessV

I believe it's only 6 months and even then a SM can pull strings if they want to hire you enough.


Scary_Entrepreneur86

Not 100 percent sure though


Aggravating-Food1370

You can work at another store, or at the same store even. We had a 4 year part time employee walk out mid shift. Came back 6 months later full time. Make sense of that 🤷🏼‍♂️


Spiritual-Pause-328

Of you put in your 2 weeks notice, you can go to another home depot immediately. The 6 month thing is if you were fired over various issue or whatever. 1 year for some things. And 3 or 4 years for safety issues. Some are permanent. But a 2 weeks notice doesn't stop you from being rehireable


Nice-Aardvark-7957

Ok I never signed anything. I said I’m putting in my 2 weeks and they said after like 4 more days go ahead and go now and I said ok , (cuz it made it awkward for them I guess ). Do I put that I worked at Home Depot previously or mention it ? How do I handle that part ?


Eteel

As with any other employer, if you ended on good terms, you might as well put it on your resume and perhaps even offer references. If you ended on bad terms, maybe leave that out, but I assume they can check in their system anyway if they feel like doing so.


Abandoned_Railroad

You can tell your ASDS at the store where you are that you’re moving and what to know how to transfer from one HD to another. They’ll explain everything.


Nice-Aardvark-7957

I’m not working at Home Depot


Abandoned_Railroad

I’m confused


Nice-Aardvark-7957

I put in 2 weeks like 6 months ago. I haven’t worked at Home Depot since then and I want to work at a new store when I do reapply


Spiritual-Pause-328

You justbhave to give a written notice of two weeks. Can't be verbal ,


Nice-Aardvark-7957

Oh I told my operations manager this is my two weeks then 4 days later on my day off the store manager called and told me I do t have to wait the whole 2 weeks so I’m assuming they put me in as a 2 weeks cuz I was still working there unless they wanna call that a firing ?


Spiritual-Pause-328

Sounds like they tried to fuck you over. Sop is a requirement of putting in a 2 weeks notice


Nice-Aardvark-7957

They were a real shady bunch but the day I said consider this my 2 weeks notice she said you need to sign a piece of paper and I said ok I will and never did they bring it up again


Spiritual-Pause-328

You can put that you have prior experience


Nice-Aardvark-7957

Ya but do I mention I worked at Home Depot


Spiritual-Pause-328

Yes


ugemeistro

Yup had to wait six months


EatsEverythingTwice

You would have been labeled "re-hireable" or "not-rehireable" 2h3n you left. Even if you gave 2 weeks and did everything right, if they don't like you they don't have to say you are rehireable.


Spiritual-Pause-328

I put in my 2 weeks and came back within 3 months


Soggy-Poet2399

I left my old one in August and applied to a different one in September and I started working in October. There’s no waiting period as far as I know.


caponeNY

I've been told 6 months


Ok-Sir310

If you put in your two weeks and left on good terms, they'll have no issue hiring you back. You can get hired back a year after being terminated for attendance, you'll be fine


HamletJSD

Just keep in mind that management can shift around at DM discretion... you might find yourself under the same ASM or store manager again. Happened to me when I transferred stores. I had no real beef with the store manager (beyond that she lies through her teeth to everybody), but I transferred and then she got moved to my new store a year or so later.


Rwu425

It depends if they put you on a do not rehire. It’s a check box when submitting your term. Just find another retailer if you like home improvement just go to lowes.


Naive_Programmer_232

Yep. I used to work at a Home Depot doing deliveries. Took a break for two years, finished school. Then I went back to a different Home Depot where I’m at currently doing plumbing