Asda

Away from the store
Nice customers

Ridiculous delivery schedules
Management always want to blame the staff
No-one really gets listened to

Knowing I'm helping people get the things they need

Not enough colleagues to do the job, too much pressure to hit certain targets

Unrealistic targets. Unnecessary pressure. Poor morale

People I work with
Hours I work

Lazy managers
Amount of work I'm expected to do

Flexible shifts

Manager not communicating

My colleagues

Lack of understanding and support from managemet

Your stuck in the one place serving customers

Having to rush and jump from one job to the next

Convenience company sick pay

Some people just are rude especially customers

The people that I work with

Never enough colleagues to do the work, always having to rush around.

Different places everyday variety

Extra drops to deliver and not always factored into the clock timings for delivery slots

It’s easy to make friends

They will push you over your limits

My team

Management who aren’t managers.

The colleagues i work alongside. The friendships i have made with a lot of people

Serving the public

Staffing levels

People I work with

Lack of staff

When I get off the shop floor

It’s very boring and mind numbing

The people I work with

Rude customers

Community

Managers don't get involved

The people i work with... Or that are left given every year more things close and more department hours cut

Worry if jobs safe day in day out, business treats us like cattle... They never used to! We got almost no thanks during the pandemic... Other companies did like morrisons!

Friendly colleagues,friendly management, good perks for working, good pay for role

Poor stock rotation meaning makes my role more difficult, too much workload for amount of hours on shift

The people in my very small team

Management, and people not doing the job properly

The pay

We are not considered, when it comes to our problems. Management don't believe us unless we show proof

Close to home
Friendly staff

Cost cutting
Pay
Hours

Work with a good team of workers. If don't want overtime they don't badger you to do it, its optional.

Not enough staff. Managers able to change your contracted days/times with 4 wks noticed with out consideration to personal sircumstances.

I get to drive a forklift
Some of the colleagues are coll

The other colleagues

Poorly organised, Lack of equipment, Not mentally challenging enough

Working with lovely people

Can be frustrating at times, trollies can get very heavy

My colleagues

Physically to hard

I get to interact with some fantastic customers

No staff and no attempt to replace staff that leave if you are bad at your job you just get ignored but if you are good at your job you are just expected to take on more work to cover bad workers. Bad job stability as they are consistently cutting job positions. You really are not appreciated and are treated as just a number they really don't care if they burn you out especially as they see as your easily replaced.

Other colleagues make it more fun

Bad management, trying to get holiday you want, workload

Customers

Too much work not enough colleague

I can plan my own work, which is varied

Physically challenging

Helping people, listening

The ignorance and impatience

Rewarding sometimes

Need more support

The team i work with. The customers

Stressful at times. Unorganised management dont listen

Bad management , under staffed , no one you can talk to if you have problems , if you do nothing gets sorted . Communication is none existent. Poor pay , not getting your breaks . They insist you have breaks and you should take them utility never happens . They have posters up etc about you mentalk health and well being being but don't actually help you .

Working with friends I have made

Holidays not taken seriously

Working with numbers

Covering holidays

People I work with

Rude customers no back up from management

In the past it was the ethos and the training and the respect you recieved

The roles and benefits being taken away, contract 6 took away paid breaks and bank holidays. Closing the fresh bakery lost me my position of a skilled baker with years of experience.

Working with people. Work colleagues

Too many extra hours, sometimes 40 +

Keeps me fit. Time goes fast

Under pressure to perform quicker

The best thing about the job is to have a job during a pandemic.

Difficult customers, many of these types of customers storming in and panic buying.

The other colleagues I work with on my shifts.

No respect not enough staff to cover all jobs. Chairs on checkouts are all broken and despite asking, have never been replaced (6 years and counting)

The people in my team are helpful

Feel like no matter how fast you work they want you to go faster like a robot it’s a lot of lifting and a lot of walking it really tires you out

Team work always busy

Long hours. no thanks

independence once out of the depot, great work colleagues, meeting customers

abusive low-level supervisor, rushed training, unhelpful attitude to drivers

Working with the public

Not being able to proceed at a rate to suit customers the older clientell go slower and enjoy you taking the time to chat as they haven't always got someone to listen to them and sometimes you could even give them advice and help . Now it's all about scanning speed