All supermarkets planning on employing over 50k staff
 

With Tesco being the biggest at 20k

They are all looking for part time and full time staff for in store and at distribution centres to help get the stock to the store and on shelves quicker and have a cleaner working place with a lot being employed on the spot.

Lidl have announce 2,500 4 weeks jobs with everyone being employed on the spot and rest to start immediately

Only temporary though so if the virus clears up quite quickly as it has in china they will be in short lived. Many will be told there is nothing for them after 12 weeks.

£20 quid an hour and I'm in....no ore no less.

But it could be a massive help to those who are self employed and cant work till the virus has gone

Aren't they going to target people who are out of work due the virus like those in the travel industry, great stop gap until the planes start moving again

That when the numbers should start coming down if ever thing go to plan silly you thinking it be over in 12 weeks :smug::nono:

True, however, the panic stockpiling will stop long before that when people realise that supermarkets aren't going to close, and that they can (obviously) still buy food in a quarantine.

Supermarkets are going to need increased staff for online ordering for many months though, I'd guess. They also need more delivery capacity - drivers shouldn't be an issue but they need a lot more vans.

Aldi are offering 10hr monthly rolling contracts for the RDCs.

You won’t work just 10hrs but they’re the contracted hours so when everything calms down it’s either welcome aboard for the select few and goodbye for the rest.

From what I can gather it’s drivers they should be hiring ... doesn’t matter how much stuff is in the warehouses or how many shop assistants there are .. the drivers are dropping like flies


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

The drivers only drive the stock to the stores. Without the warehouse staff there wouldn’t be trailers to be delivered.

Well I want a pissing job love