How to Check Your Walmart Points and Attendance from Home

As a Walmart employee, you may often find yourself wondering about your points and attendance status. This article will guide you through the process of checking these details, either from your workplace or from the comfort of your home.

Accessing Your Points and Attendance

There are two primary ways to check your points and attendance as a Walmart employee:

Walmart One App

The easiest and most convenient method is to use the Walmart One app. Download it on your smartphone and log in with your employee credentials. Here, you should be able to view not just your points, but also other employment information.

Employee Portal

If you prefer using a computer, you can visit the Walmart Associate Portal. This portal, often referred to as the Walmart Employee Portal, allows you to log in with your employee ID and password to check your points and attendance.

If you encounter any issues accessing these resources, don't hesitate to reach out to your manager or HR department for assistance.

Checking from Home in Southern California

As of April 14, 2023, you can check your points and attendance from home in Southern California. Here’s how:

Steps to Access from Home

Visit the OneWalmart website. Go to the GTA Portal. Click on the Attendance section.

The system will display how many occurrences you currently have. These occurrences drop off after six months, and you may be subject to termination if you accumulate five occurrences, regardless of your performance.

Interpreting Your Employee Status

Some employees may use points systems to gauge their disciplinary status. However, as an experienced employee, I have never focused on such metrics. Instead, I ensure that I show up reliably and work hard to provide value to the company that is paying me. If you are consistently accruing points, you might consider:

Talk to your boss: Have an honest discussion with your supervisor about your attendance issues. Consider job changes: If you feel that your current job is not meeting your needs, discuss this with your supervisor and see if a different schedule or department can be arranged. Take responsibility: Show your supervisors that you are an engaged and proactive employee who takes responsibility for your actions and actively works to become a better asset to the company.

Ultimately, everyone is responsible for their own work arrangements. You are the one who negotiates and approves contracts for your time and efforts, dictates how and when you work, and decides whether you are happy with your current position. If you are not satisfied and having attendance issues, consider discussing this with your boss and working towards a resolution.

Key Points to Remember

Walmart One App: Download the app on your smartphone for ease of access. Walmart Employee Portal: Use a computer to log in with your ID and password. Attendance: Check occurrences and ensure you maintain a good record. Employment Reliability: Focus on being reliable and providing value to your company.

By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your employment with Walmart is as rewarding and successful as possible.