The Range job reviews

Some of the staff

Manger's ,admin, back to work interview even having one day off staff shortage one person three jobs

The actual staff environment

The management and unorganisation

The people I work with.

Management and the rules that head office puts in place

The money and some of my colleagues

Some of my coworkers are actually nice

Friendly colleagues

Very Long wait to receive staff discount

The staff you work with

Easy job

Underpaid, too stressful, rude customers and rude staff

Never enough staff, under paid, rude customers and colleagues all the time, managers are rude

The people u work with are nice

So un organised get warnings for having time off

Near my home

I have to stand all the time

The staff are friendly

Often it is too busy to take breaks on time

the managers, the hours, the staff, the customers, the hours, the rota

The other members of staff are nice

Staying late to clean and tidy

Decent people

Sexual harassment
Not treated like human
Strict employers
No benefits
Maximum hours
Minimum wage
Exploits workers
High turnover

Organising my department, keeping on top of all paperwork, stock and cleaning

Going home. Other normal-ranked staff on the floor. A couple exceptionally nice managers in the office. Bad mouthing the store to customers.

- The pay. £8.36 for a lot of heavy lifting, bending down low, pulling heavy pallet trucks, having to have extensive product knowledge because....

-nothing in the store is priced correctly. Barcodes go missing and "pre-pricing" (the price stickers on the item), when it comes from The Range itself, will inevitably be wrong - something priced for £19.99 will end up as £25.99 because of head office increasing the prices without bothering to update the sticker price on the stock - which means you then have to awkwardly explain this to every disgruntled customer that passes and pray the supervisor is in a good mood and thus will lower the price of the item. Woe is you if the sticker has been drawn over with cheap marker or the supervisor does not feel like reducing it.

- Being treated like a school child (talked down to, scolded for having a phone, not allowed card, keys, loose change or even chewing gum in your pockets -- note also you are subject to personal searches upon the whims of management and can be fired for having the "wrong thing" on you at the wrong time - which can be as little as a 50p pack of noodles without a receipt.)

The other staff members on the shop floor.

The pay.

Going home
The people

Every single thing. Never work here if you can avoid it. If you can't avoid it, immediately start looking for other jobs so you can get out of there

Best thing about working at The Range is the staff discount

Uncaring management,if your Ill your still expected to come into work

The team

The heat, the shop, too much stock, lack of communication. Head office doesnt care.

The fellow staff

Not knowing what is happening across the company or for the next weeks shifts

The people I work with

Not being appreciated

Interacting with colleagues and customers.

Working on the tills, pricing

Everything from pay to condition

Not treated with respect. They expect staff to bend over backwards for them but won't help staff when they need it.

Other members of staff,closeness to home

Working untill 9PM up to 4 nights a week,working weekends,hard to arrange dr appointments

The staff

Too much to do and never enough time

Some staff

Management, pay , hours of work, no respect, stress of the job

Helping customers

The staff and the money

The people I work with are incredible and are always great to have a laugh and a talk with.

Head office don’t seem to understand the day to day work in the store

The shop floor workers

The managers and lack of organisation

The people I work with

Having to work two late shifts a week, as a single parent sometimes I can't do this and end up having to call in

Shifts, managers, lack of training and lack of communication with head office

Right now there is nothing good about my job
I use to enjoy going into work every day but no longer

To many mangers in a short time, now you don't know if when you arrive into work if you will be dismissed

The staff are very friendly, its easy to get along with everyone (mostly). Since the shop is so big I get my 10,000 steps in every shift.

Its heavy going, and there are too many responsibilities for what you are paid. You are working stock, being questioned by customers, pricing, being given tasks from head-office and working as relief staff for the checkouts all at the same time. Its an exhausting process learning how the place works, and the range clearly does not respect their employees.

My colleagues late shifts

Late finishes

Just like the it

Travel

I like the people I work with on my level, everyone is really nice.

It stresses me out a lot. Management doesn’t seem to care about mental health, they seem to be oblivious about mental breakdowns. When I’m trying my best they’re always saying ‘quicker quicker quicker’, it just seems like my best isn’t enough for them. They also threaten to fire us for making little mistakes.

It used to be quite relaxed, with great people. Not anymore.

Jarring management, rubbish money, no flexibility, no care, profits before people, strict regime and alienating everyone they seem to come across.

The people I work and the mgt team

The amount of f stock you have to work.

The people are lovely and the job itself isnt too difficult.

The hours, the minimum wage

Some people work with are great people

Getting to speak to customers and being able to go home knowing I’ve done my best to help someone and I enjoy it becuse it was a fast paced job and I’m a active person so I enjoy constantly doing something

The way some people treat you but and the end of the day you have to what your told and get along with it

The best thing is job security and the people I work with.

The worst things are the Range employ too few staff, causing staff to be stressed and customers not getting the attention they deserve.
Since opening 16 months ago there has been a massive turnover of staff due to dissatisfaction with th company.

I have made some lovely friends who are colleagues, the customers are nice too

Management not backing you up or caring if I'm run off my feet

Something to keep me busy

Errors from other departments that affect me

The pay. The customers. And head office caring more about making a profit than caring about their staff during pandemics and thanking us with one extra week holiday