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What people are saying about sick pay at Tesco

• Best thing

  Family style work relationships
  Options to progress

  Worst thing

  Sometimes short staffed
  Not getting paid breaks
  Sometimes members of the public make the workplace feel unsafe

  4.6

  Tesco Customer assistant, November 2023

• Best thing

  Colleague discount, lots of extra shifts, quite a few days off

  Worst thing

  Unpaid breaks

  6.7

  Tesco Colleague, October 2023

• Best thing

  It’s an interesting place to work

  Worst thing

  Not having enough staff and not getting your breaks and not getting paid for it

  2.8

  Tesco Team leader, September 2023

• Best thing

  College discount and hours given as well as availability of food as you work in a supermarket. Great mangers who are really understanding, but we need a replacement checkouts manager. Hardly any complaint on the environment and amenities are always available and well maintained. Great store and kind staff who respect one another. It's far superior to any other retail positions I've worked prior, and has great working befits to add.

  Worst thing

  The hourly pay could be increased to match the rising cost of things, the constant theft of products adds a lot of unwanted stress to staff and they should really invest in a proper security officer. Breaks aren't paid for but are shorter to combat this, so you could work 9hours but only received 7.5 hours pay.

  8.9

  Tesco Checkout operator, June 2023

• Best thing

  You have the occasional customer that is lovely to chat to and have a great conversation with most to all of them, Managers sometimes treat you with respect (Sometimes )
  Social Colleagues
  Team Support are most understanding than managers which if you work in a Front End Service, you deal with them more

  Worst thing

  Unpaid Breaks, Self Service after 10pm can be scary and alot of times there isn't a security guard to assist you or even if there is, there isn't a way to contact them than shouting.
  Get threated with disciplinary's if you try to call in sick for a emergency issue
  Head Office / Managers usually don't understand the Stress the colleagues have to deal with
  Managers will pull you into the office for something you haven't done and still try accuse you even if you show proof

  3.2

  Tesco Customer assistant, March 2023