[arista]

This is Cut Backs at Troubled Tesco.


So get there before Midnight
Or you are Fecked.


http://www.itv.com/news/2016-01-29/t...ens-of-stores/


A Future Vision of Tesco in the paper , a few years ago



Sign Of The Times

[DemolitionRed]

Tesco announced some fairly massive losses this time last year but then all our big supermarkets are presently suffering since Aldi and Lidl expanded and became more popular.

I think Tesco have done the wise thing and decided to pull their socks up and get their house in order. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/e...915823500.html

[arista]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Tesco announced some fairly massive losses this time last year but then all our big supermarkets are presently suffering since Aldi and Lidl expanded and became more popular.

I think Tesco have done the wise thing and decided to pull their socks up and get their house in order. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/e...915823500.html

Sure DR
but sad about those Staff that worked
on the After Midnight Shift.

[Anaesthesia]

Originally Posted by arista

Sure DR
but sad about those Staff that worked
on the After Midnight Shift.

Not really, as they will still be employed with replenishing / stacking, there is a lot of work going on at a supermarket even when it is closed for shopping.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Anaesthesia

Not really, as they will still be employed with replenishing / stacking, there is a lot of work going on at a supermarket even when it is closed for shopping.

Sure, of course stacking can move faster

But Staff are being removed at Tesco
its just around the corner

Life In The City

[Ammi]

Thousands of Tesco workers to lose hundreds of pounds of wages




Thousands of Tesco workers will lose hundreds of pounds in wages due to sweeping changes to their contracts.

Details of a new pay deal – leaked to the Sunday Mirror – reveal huge swathes of the 310,000-strong workforce will have overtime, weekend and night shift rates slashed.

The move comes as supermarket chiefs *introduce new contracts this week.

Workers criticised the retail giant’s bosses and claimed they were putting profits above the welfare of staff.

On an internet forum – named Very Little Helps after Tesco’s Every Little Helps slogan – one user wrote: “Loyalty and commitment means nothing to Tesco any more, we are all just a number sold down the river.”

Tesco, Britain’s biggest supermarket, has been locked in talks with the Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers about the new deal.

It means staff working Sundays and Bank Holidays will have double time pay slashed to time-and-a-half.

Read more: Tesco calls time on 24-hour trading at 70 stores

Pay packet boosts to those working between 10pm and 6am will now only receive extra cash between midnight and 6am.

And overtime previously paid at time-and-a-half or double time will now be at the normal single rate.

A source said: “You would assume *overtime premiums would affect the vast majority of Tesco staff.

"How many would be affected by premium cuts is up for speculation.”

Managers were briefed last week but an official announcement is due on Tuesday.

A Tesco spokesman said: “We have reached a positive agreement on a two-year pay and *benefits package for store colleagues, which is one of the most competitive in the *supermarket industry and is good news for the large majority.

“We will announce details once we have spoken to colleagues about the changes.

“Any colleagues out of pocket will be given advance notice and earnings will be protected for up to two years.”

The cuts come just months after claims taxpayers were forking out Ł11billion a year to top up the wages of 5.2 million low-paid workers – including *supermarket staff – in the form of tax credits and other benefits.

Last week a watchdog ruled Tesco breached an industry code by intentionally delaying payments to suppliers to “improve its own financial position”.


http://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/news/...cid=spartanntp

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by arista

Sure DR
but sad about those Staff that worked
on the After Midnight Shift.

Especially if those staff now become homeless arista.

[arista]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Especially if those staff now become homeless arista.

No most live with their parents

[reece(:]

My superstore isn't affected

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by arista

No most live with their parents

Oh, I wasn't aware you knew them all

[Toy Soldier]

The one here better not be affected, I finish work at 10.30pm and nowhere else is open to buy stuff. I need stuff sometimes!

[arista]

Originally Posted by reece(:

My superstore isn't affected

Lucky you

[arista]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Oh, I wasn't aware you knew them all

I did say "most"

[arista]

"Thousands of Tesco workers to lose hundreds of pounds of wages"

Yes staff will suffer
sadly

[smudgie]

Ours is changing from 24 hours opening.
To be fair it will only be shut for 6 hours so I think we will manage.
( good job nternet is 24 hours)

[Johnnyuk123]

They can all shut down for me. I now shop at Aldi. I used to shop at Tesco's but not anymore. There prices are in many cases twice as much for the exact same product. Now with less overtime their staff will be even more miserable to the shoppers than they already are. They seriously need to up their game and treat their customers with respect.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

They can all shut down for me. I now shop at Aldi. I used to shop at Tesco's but not anymore. There prices are in many cases twice as much for the exact same product. Now with less overtime their staff will be even more miserable to the shoppers than they already are. They seriously need to up their game and treat their customers with respect.

Nothing wrong with that , mate

[Johnnyuk123]

Originally Posted by arista

Nothing wrong with that , mate

Every little helps.