Dollar Tree: Significant understaffing across multiple regions?

Hey everyone, been lurking here for a bit, but wanted to throw something out there. I'm seeing a serious lack of staff at my store, and it's not just a busy day thing. We're talking bare-bones staffing for opening, closing, and everything in between. Inventory is piling up, customer service is suffering because we literally can't get to everyone, and management seems either clueless or unconcerned. Has anyone else noticed this trend? Are they intentionally cutting hours/staffing to save costs, or is this just a symptom of a larger problem with hiring/retention? Feels like we're constantly being asked to do more with less, and it's unsustainable. Wondering if this is a widespread issue or if I'm in a particularly bad spot. Any insights would be appreciated.