Asda

Its close to home and my colleages are good to work with

Work load lack of equipment presure to finish on time

Pay

Stress
Barely achievable targets
Lack of colleague hours (wages)
Unreasonable case rate for my colleagues
Terrible logistics/distribution compromising in store team's ability to deliver
Poor decisions at head office, wasting time and hours spent in store, inspite driving us to save hours and wages.
Lack of essencial tools.

Work friends

Traffic getting thete

Listening to the radio all day in the van

Rude customers

The training avaliable

Some of the ignorant and rude customers.

My colleagues

The lack of communication

The colleagues I work with.

The equipment and managers attitudes and favouritism causing unfairness

Meeting people

You don’t get looked after when you are stressed and are suffering with mental health nothing is out in place for your mental well-being only for them to help you hand your notice in .. not a lot of care in place for mental health and how it affects their workers

Pay is great, some people are great to work with.

Too many cuts, constant increase in work, low morale due to cuts. Unhappy customers due to cuts.

Working with a great team

Made to feel like your department/job doesn’t matter

guys I work with

Poor systems and top management

Easy work, good hours to fit other commitments

Unfriendly & negative place to work

The people I work with

Literally nothing

Have good friendships with a few of the morning regular customers

Finishing at the end of day

All of it

Paid on time, nice team

Not paid very well, no influence over any processes

Working with people

Lot to do

No work life balance working 65+hrs

For me it wood be a good new job for me like to lean new skills and work hard

There is no worst jobs just get on with it

Banked hour pay system RIDICULOUS

Night shift and not getting my paid contract

There aren’t any other than rate per hour

Stress. Lies from the executives. Feel like little worms or pieces of meat. Paid less than section leaders.

Ones I'm out on the road I'm my own boss

Bad weather

Hours to suit
Discount

Never finishing on time
Extra duties yet same shift
New starts thought off more
Hard works not paid off

I get to do alot of different area's

not working as a team

Some of the colleagues and some of the customers

There is an element of bullying from certain colleagues, plus some folk take additional breaks they are not entitled to

Friendly colleagues

Not paid enough

The people I work with are easy to get on with

Sometimes it is really hard when u have people sick or on holiday as, we don't have enough staff to cover all the jobs

Regular monthly pay. Discounts off shopping.

Ineffectual management. One rule for one mentality.

Not to many rules. Quite flexible about what time you come in within reason as long as you do your hours and work.

Them thinking your whole life revolves around work. Contacting you and expecting you to drop everything and come to work when your off.

Working with a great group of colleagues

Working along side others who don't work as a team.

10% discount, decent colleagues depending where you work.

Staff aren't supported or protected by Asda or management at all. You are just a number, not a person.

The colleagues I work with

Ignorant and rude customers

Its easy

Hours , weekend working , no respect , overworked , no team work , poor management , nepotism , favouritism

made some friends out of it

most of the management dont do their job at all.

It’s easy going, most of the time. Work with a good team and most of us get on.

The people are greT

The equipment is poor and so are some managers

Great people to work with

Hierarchy not giving enough gratitude to employees for all they do esp during pandemic

Not having any customer interaction

Friendly staff, reliable managers, good discounts, strong starting pay, flexible shifts

Customers can become hostile, sometimes find a lack of things to do especially on long shifts

The discount and benefits, plus I can get many hours work a week

Unfair treatment, they come to expect you to always want to work if you normally do it a lot, and they just expect more and more from you

the diversity

the rate of pay

The people I work with

The people and company

Stress levels

Talking to lovely customers, sometimes being the only person they speak to in the day, especially during lockdown

Rude disrespectful customers

The people I work with

Lack of respect
Workload

Benefits working for a large company

Not an interesting job

Getting to help patients and the feeling that you’re making a little difference to someone’s day

The abuse from some customers and the stress if you get even a little bit behind

Discount

Unsure ill.have a job tomorrow and bullying