Employee of the Month
A lazy warehouse worker decides to become Store Employee of the Month to impress a new female colleague, only to find himself locked in a high‑stakes rivalry with an overachieving co‑worker who will stop at nothing to win her attention.
“In order to get the girl, he's gotta get his shift together.”
Synopsis
A slacker takes his work seriously after learning that the new female employee is drawn to ambitious men, particularly those who are Store Employee of the Month, but soon finds himself competing with his ambitious co-worker and rival for her attention.
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A crew of 46+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Tom LewisShot by Anthony B RichmondScored by John SwihartDesigned by Jon Gary Steele
Box Office
2006 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 3.2× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$38.5M
US & Canada: $28.4M — 74% of worldwide · International: $10.1M (26%)
Opening weekend: $11.4M — 40% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $14.3M — 50% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,579 theaters
Also known as
- Mitarbeiter des Monatsde
- El empleado del meses
- Employés modèlesfr
- Impiegato del meseit
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Cast & Crew
46 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
20Victor Izay
as Greeter
Marc Mouchet
as Gene
Kathleen Arc
as Grumpy Lady
Adriana Cordova
as Checker #2
Jenny Gabrielle
as Checker #3
Emily Sandberg
as Young Mom
Cece Renn
as Young Hot Mom
Susse Budde
as Lost Kid's Mom
Shirly Brener
as Attractive Woman (Eyeglasses)
Ann Kulich
as Food Vendor
Donna Cromer
as Attractive Woman (Check Out)
Alison Raimondi
as Waitress
Charmaine Rae
as Lily (10 Years Older)
Gina Mcdonald
as Mom
Robin Timpanaro Lagrassa
as Hot Mom in Line
Deryle J Lujan
as Checker #1
John Hardman
as Balding Customer
Taylor Warden
as Lost Boy
William Sterchi
as Umpire
Tate Michael Mcdonald
as Boy
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