I have a question for those who use to work in a store that no longer has night shift.When they removed your night were you told this by the union before the manager told you? In my store the manager doesn't know what is happening with regards to night shift in the store.Instead the union has told him a few months ago they will removed nights by the end of this year. They are also changing the store layout and reduces some sections and doing other bits of renovation.
Nights were removed in my store years ago and no one from union said anything it was store and senior managers who did . I've been also made redundant and my self and others instore did not see anyone in the union with regards redundancy we had a redundancy manager who came into store and spoke to everybody who was made redundant.. as from layout changes there's 4 big Tescos in my area they are all having refits refurbs ... but I hate to say it the chances of you getting redundancy are slim to none I'm back with the company and with deli counters being removed in my store there was a fair few and not one got redundancy they were spread across store
When nights were removed there was a gradual reduction in shelf ends at every aisle.We knew that we were getting the bullet and repeatedly asked the store manager about it and he denied it and told us to stop spreading scare stories That b#@strd was told months before and was planning for it increasing dayshift workforce and refusing to replace our staff that had left he tried to work us like dogs to get us to walk before we could get redundancy Luckily we had a good night shift manager who also sussed what was going to happen and wouldn't let him try it on with his staff some of whom he had worked with for over 10 years and fought our corner.The union knew well before also and did sweet fa except finally come in when we were getting our final paperwork and redundancy breakdown USDAW stands for Useless Seven Days A Week do not give them your money they are firmly in cahoots with Tesco. Don't listen to anybody who says you won't get redundancy it's all bol#£@ks if you are a nightshift worker and they decide to pull that shift then that is an unreasonable change of hours and contract therefore qualifying for redundancy it doesn't matter what Tesco say the law is the law.Also don't believe any store manager who says they don't know what is going to happen they are lying through their teeth they will laugh and joke with you to your face and the minute your backs turned sink the knife in.I know quite a few ex managers and one in particular showed me on his phone some of the messages from his store manager if the staff knew what was being said on WhatsApp they would be trashing their car before they clocked off at 3 o'clock for some fictitious meeting.
They definitely know what they're doing. Purposely winding down the night team slowly and painfully, working everyone to the bone, hoping you'll quit. But hold in there, that Golden Redundancy awaits you at some point.
Quote from: 1982dave on 17-08-23, 03:41PMNights were removed in my store years ago and no one from union said anything it was store and senior managers who did . I've been also made redundant and my self and others instore did not see anyone in the union with regards redundancy we had a redundancy manager who came into store and spoke to everybody who was made redundant.. as from layout changes there's 4 big Tescos in my area they are all having refits refurbs ... but I hate to say it the chances of you getting redundancy are slim to none I'm back with the company and with deli counters being removed in my store there was a fair few and not one got redundancy they were spread across store
I wouldn't say they are slim to none. My store was a former metro now Express. I gave been working at this store for many years. Before we use to recive 100 cages a night now we receive only 20 cages a night for fresh and 15 for grocery. They are going to have a reinvention soon. Abd it is confirmed by the union they are getting rid of night shift at the end of year tesco wants
Quote from: stressco on 17-08-23, 05:50PMWhen nights were removed there was a gradual reduction in shelf ends at every aisle.We knew that we were getting the bullet and repeatedly asked the store manager about it and he denied it and told us to stop spreading scare stories That b#@strd was told months before and was planning for it increasing dayshift workforce and refusing to replace our staff that had left he tried to work us like dogs to get us to walk before we could get redundancy Luckily we had a good night shift manager who also sussed what was going to happen and wouldn't let him try it on with his staff some of whom he had worked with for over 10 years and fought our corner.The union knew well before also and did sweet fa except finally come in when we were getting our final paperwork and redundancy breakdown USDAW stands for Useless Seven Days A Week do not give them your money they are firmly in cahoots with Tesco. Don't listen to anybody who says you won't get redundancy it's all bol#£@ks if you are a nightshift worker and they decide to pull that shift then that is an unreasonable change of hours and contract therefore qualifying for redundancy it doesn't matter what Tesco say the law is the law.Also don't believe any store manager who says they don't know what is going to happen they are lying through their teeth they will laugh and joke with you to your face and the minute your backs turned sink the knife in.I know quite a few ex managers and one in particular showed me on his phone some of the messages from his store manager if the staff knew what was being said on WhatsApp they would be trashing their car before they clocked off at 3 o'clock for some fictitious meeting.
Thanks for confirming. In my store it is one of the final ones that still has nightshift whilst being an express store.Ae were metro before and use to have 100 cages a night most nights now we only get 45 cages at most.I was told by my manager they don't know about nights and that only the union told him that they want to remove night shift by end of the year. They are also renovating the store aswell.
We are having big re-merch in September with some products being transferred from shelves to MUs so fingers crossed its a sign 🤞
What sort of products?
We've had Tesco pasta go to MU in our store recently.
Tesco looking at ranges again anyway,nothing out of the ordinary there,weve also had pasta on mu,s ,probably because big bag pasta gone,and loads of cage locations years ago put in,but still filling on nights here
we had a new store manager start 2 months ago and filling w&s has gone back to nights since he arrived,they have even employed 2 people to do this,the people who worked w&s in the day have been moved to fresh
We've not had any units for pasta in our store (yet) - think some of the changes taking place are to boost profits & try and attract some of the upmarket shoppers in 'premium' stores.
Quote from: stressco on 17-08-23, 05:50PMWhen nights were removed there was a gradual reduction in shelf ends at every aisle.We knew that we were getting the bullet and repeatedly asked the store manager about it and he denied it and told us to stop spreading scare stories That b#@strd was told months before and was planning for it increasing dayshift workforce and refusing to replace our staff that had left he tried to work us like dogs to get us to walk before we could get redundancy Luckily we had a good night shift manager who also sussed what was going to happen and wouldn't let him try it on with his staff some of whom he had worked with for over 10 years and fought our corner.The union knew well before also and did sweet fa except finally come in when we were getting our final paperwork and redundancy breakdown USDAW stands for Useless Seven Days A Week do not give them your money they are firmly in cahoots with Tesco. Don't listen to anybody who says you won't get redundancy it's all bol#£@ks if you are a nightshift worker and they decide to pull that shift then that is an unreasonable change of hours and contract therefore qualifying for redundancy it doesn't matter what Tesco say the law is the law.Also don't believe any store manager who says they don't know what is going to happen they are lying through their teeth they will laugh and joke with you to your face and the minute your backs turned sink the knife in.I know quite a few ex managers and one in particular showed me on his phone some of the messages from his store manager if the staff knew what was being said on WhatsApp they would be trashing their car before they clocked off at 3 o'clock for some fictitious meeting.
Hello I have a finally question which month did they announce they were removing nights from your store? And which month did it happen?
Tesco stated they will be removing some branded items and instead will be bringing in their own label items.
Kaled78 We also have been told that wine and only wine is now back onto night fill.
Store manager has given some extra hours to nights for this.
However when there are any offers on wine day shift are to help out.
Cannot see that happening!
My store is getting refurbished different sections will be reduced etc.Has anyone who got redundancy saw the same thing happen to them? Before they removed nights they refurbished part of the store reduced sections etc?
When was your store last refurbished? It could simply be that your store has come to the point where it needs a refresh. Having a store refurbished is in no way a sign that night shifts are coming to an end and shouldn't be taken in that way.
big GM refurb going on at the moment across all stores. Could just be that.
Bobmay is a Tesco Tinkerbell. 'She' needs constant attention or will waste away under her own ego.
And FFS Bobbykins, please don't quote the immediate prior post you silly cu...
^ That one's for you Nomad 🙏🏻 😉
Hello has anyone who use to work nights did the union inform you before tesco announced that nights were going?
Most people found out on the news before tesco or the union told them
Quote from: Duff McKagan on 24-09-23, 12:40PMMost people found out on the news before tesco or the union told them
So as rumours? In my store we have rumours even one of the delivery drivers who deliveries donuts crispy creme donuts was asking us are they removing nights.we are the the only Express store that still has nights.we use to make e million a month as a metro store now we make 600k a month at most
No the information on redundancies was leaked to the press before staff were informed by tesco or the union. Sometimes distribution will also be informed of changes before staff in store as they need time to make adjustments. But until you are told in person by your management you should treat all rumours as just that...rumours
@bobmay aaaa that crispy creme driver who delivers to every single tesco in the uk,yeah he must know how many former metros have nights still,expect your redundancy soon then
Quote from: Sherwoodforest on 25-09-23, 07:40PM@bobmay aaaa that crispy creme driver who delivers to every single tesco in the uk,yeah he must know how many former metros have nights still,expect your redundancy soon then
No one told him yet he asked us this question when are they going g to remove nights from my store. Most likely he was told by head office
@Bobmay - that's how rumours start ... "Most likely he was told by head office".
That great chain of command within our business, Head office then crispy creme driver(who in no way,shape or form would be affected by a store losing nights)makes sense
Bobmay.Keep telling you it's not happening.There is now stores putting there night shift back in place as it can't cope.Sainsburys tried failed.Asda tried failed.Stop harping on about it and get on with your job
Last month an extra put H&B back onto nights because days could not cope I think nights are here to stay.
Quote from: Morrissey1912 on 26-09-23, 08:24PMBobmay.Keep telling you it's not happening.There is now stores putting there night shift back in place as it can't cope.Sainsburys tried failed.Asda tried failed.Stop harping on about it and get on with your job
Local Sainsburys to me Night shift going this week all taken rdundancy
Quote from: Sherwoodforest on 26-09-23, 05:50PMThat great chain of command within our business, Head office then crispy creme driver(who in no way,shape or form would be affected by a store losing nights)makes sense
He would be affected as instead of coming at 2 in morning he will gave to come at 6 in morning instead
Quote from: Morrissey1912 on 26-09-23, 08:24PMBobmay.Keep telling you it's not happening.There is now stores putting there night shift back in place as it can't cope.Sainsburys tried failed.Asda tried failed.Stop harping on about it and get on with your job
My store is an express former metro it is only time when they will remove nights. It not even as busy as before.
Quote from: Bobmay on 27-09-23, 01:44PMQuote from: Morrissey1912 on 26-09-23, 08:24PMBobmay.Keep telling you it's not happening.There is now stores putting there night shift back in place as it can't cope.Sainsburys tried failed.Asda tried failed.Stop harping on about it and get on with your job
My store is an express former metro it is only time when they will remove nights. It not even as busy as before.
You have decided you are going to be made redundant so stop asking questions as you don't believe anybody that you won't! So your arguing is pointless believe the doughnut delivery driver 😆!
to add some thing to the mix, i have for the last month or so been looking at the tesco own job site, and make what you will of it, but a lot of jobs for the twillight hours are on line ,
Quote from: T.C.1 on 27-09-23, 08:38AMLast month an extra put H&B back onto nights because days could not cope I think nights are here to stay.
We've had bread, frozen, H&B and beer back on nights since like 10 weeks after they said about it changing... Our heat map and hours etc are all still for days. When it was on days they had 5 people filling bread ???
Quote from: rupert7 on 27-09-23, 06:06PMto add some thing to the mix, i have for the last month or so been looking at the tesco own job site, and make what you will of it, but a lot of jobs for the twillight hours are on line ,
Well Xmas Temp Nights vacancies going on now!
Quote from: WAGs on 28-09-23, 10:01AMQuote from: rupert7 on 27-09-23, 06:06PMto add some thing to the mix, i have for the last month or so been looking at the tesco own job site, and make what you will of it, but a lot of jobs for the twillight hours are on line ,
Well Xmas Temp Nights vacancies going on now!
Temp not permanent.
Quote from: WAGs on 27-09-23, 05:07PMQuote from: Bobmay on 27-09-23, 01:44PMQuote from: Morrissey1912 on 26-09-23, 08:24PMBobmay.Keep telling you it's not happening.There is now stores putting there night shift back in place as it can't cope.Sainsburys tried failed.Asda tried failed.Stop harping on about it and get on with your job
My store is an express former metro it is only time when they will remove nights. It not even as busy as before.
You have decided you are going to be made redundant so stop asking questions as you don't believe anybody that you won't! So your arguing is pointless believe the doughnut delivery driver 😆!
His office must have told him about the store nobody being their until 6. Secondly we are the only few store that still have them. We are an express store no longer a metro. It is only a matter of time.We are already getting 16.30 an hour on Saturday night shift.
Quote from: Bobmay on 28-09-23, 12:00PMQuote from: WAGs on 28-09-23, 10:01AMQuote from: rupert7 on 27-09-23, 06:06PMto add some thing to the mix, i have for the last month or so been looking at the tesco own job site, and make what you will of it, but a lot of jobs for the twillight hours are on line ,
Well Xmas Temp Nights vacancies going on now!
Temp not permanent.
All positions are temporary - until made permanent. Mine was temporary when advertised.
@bobmay do you really think tesco are bothered about a crispy creme delivery time?im in a night store and ours come after 7am,nobody buys crispy cremes at 6am anyway,come on your clutching at straws
ours comes at about 9/10pm for a night store, sometimes 2-3am lol, just depends who's driving...
as for positions:
Temporary contracts must only be used for genuine short term resource needs (e.g. seasonal) or to cover family leave or lifestyle breaks or long-term sickness, as per the policy. They should not be extended beyond 12 weeks unless there is an exceptional reason
There's been quite a few comms about it over the months reminding stores of the process with it, since they have to let their area organiser know if it needs to go past 12 weeks and why they weren't kept on if they were let go when there was position etc..
One of the actual decent things to be honest from negotiations i guess for actual security of employment, just like new improved time off for maternity / adoption / loss / carer, though that bit a bit ontopic and off depending how you see it.
Quote from: Sherwoodforest on 28-09-23, 05:22PM@bobmay do you really think tesco are bothered about a crispy creme delivery time?im in a night store and ours come after 7am,nobody buys crispy cremes at 6am anyway,come on your clutching at straws
Yes they would inform him because he is delivering at around 2 am. Why wouldnt Tesco inform them that the nights were going soon. And their wont be anyone to let him in until 6am. At the end if the day the store is far less busy 3 times less delivery and has become very quiet as soon as it became an express store.The store use to make 3 million on sales a month now it makes less than 900k a month in sales. Plus since it is extremely expensive rent I dont see Tesco keeping nights at this express store.
Quote from: Bobmay on 29-09-23, 11:28AMQuote from: Sherwoodforest on 28-09-23, 05:22PM@bobmay do you really think tesco are bothered about a crispy creme delivery time?im in a night store and ours come after 7am,nobody buys crispy cremes at 6am anyway,come on your clutching at straws
Yes they would inform him because he is delivering at around 2 am. Why wouldnt Tesco inform them that the nights were going soon. And their wont be anyone to let him in until 6am. At the end if the day the store is far less busy 3 times less delivery and has become very quiet as soon as it became an express store.The store use to make 3 million on sales a month now it makes less than 900k a month in sales. Plus since it is extremely expensive rent I dont see Tesco keeping nights at this express store.
Seriously, Bob you need to give it a rest! They deliver to Extras who have night fill in the mornings! You will have to wait until you hear something the same as all the other Colleagues that there jobs are disappearing or changing, Wages, Admin, etc. As I said you have decided your job is going so give it a rest as nobody knows on here but, just a heads up Xmas Temps Inc Nights have gone on and the Company steer is 50% of Temps to kept on Perm positions!
Quote from: Bobmay on 29-09-23, 11:28AMQuote from: Sherwoodforest on 28-09-23, 05:22PM@bobmay do you really think tesco are bothered about a crispy creme delivery time?im in a night store and ours come after 7am,nobody buys crispy cremes at 6am anyway,come on your clutching at straws
Yes they would inform him because he is delivering at around 2 am. Why wouldnt Tesco inform them that the nights were going soon. And there wont be anyone to let him in until 6am. At the end if the day the store is far less busy 3 times less delivery and has become very quiet as soon as it became an express store.The store use to make 3 million on sales a month now it makes less than 900k a month in sales. Plus since it is extremely expensive rent I dont see Tesco keeping nights at this express store.......... But that is just you're opinion how do you know how expensive the rent is I've been made redundant once from this company and yes I'm back but doing diff stuff I can tell you know literally my store being a prime example depts what have been cut ie deli chicken counters and others across the store even tho esp chicken counter and deli there dept was removed not one single person was offered or got redundancy they have since 2019 cut right back on it and say 15-20 staff here on deli counter chicken counter they were all found jobs in the company .. its allways he said she said when I got made redundant we were all called into warehouse by store manager and told structure change is incoming and yes Bombay I was in a metro now is a express ... untill you're manager does the same nothing is happening
I'm sorry but like I said in my reply I've gone from a metro now a express been made redundant Bombay unless you're manager pulls all the night staff into the warehouse or wherever nothing is happening so just get on w
Quote from: WAGs on 29-09-23, 12:27PMQuote from: Bobmay on 29-09-23, 11:28AMQuote from: Sherwoodforest on 28-09-23, 05:22PM@bobmay do you really think tesco are bothered about a crispy creme delivery time?im in a night store and ours come after 7am,nobody buys crispy cremes at 6am anyway,come on your clutching at straws
Yes they would inform him because he is delivering at around 2 am. Why wouldnt Tesco inform them that the nights were going soon. And their wont be anyone to let him in until 6am. At the end if the day the store is far less busy 3 times less delivery and has become very quiet as soon as it became an express store.The store use to make 3 million on sales a month now it makes less than 900k a month in sales. Plus since it is extremely expensive rent I dont see Tesco keeping nights at this express store.
Seriously, Bob you need to give it a rest! They deliver to Extras who have night fill in the mornings! You will have to wait until you hear something the same as all the other Colleagues that there jobs are disappearing or changing, Wages, Admin, etc. As I said you have decided your job is going so give it a rest as nobody knows on here but, just a heads up Xmas Temps Inc Nights have gone on and the Company steer is 50% of Temps to kept on Perm positions!
agreed my store 95% of the positions are nights aswell
@bobmay bigwigs make the decision to remove nights,their list of priorities is inform area manager,store manager,pp,union then night team,crispy creme is not the top of any list,
Quote from: Bobmay on 29-09-23, 11:28AMQuote from: Sherwoodforest on 28-09-23, 05:22PM@bobmay do you really think tesco are bothered about a crispy creme delivery time?im in a night store and ours come after 7am,nobody buys crispy cremes at 6am anyway,come on your clutching at straws
Yes they would inform him because he is delivering at around 2 am. Why wouldnt Tesco inform them that the nights were going soon. And their wont be anyone to let him in until 6am. At the end if the day the store is far less busy 3 times less delivery and has become very quiet as soon as it became an express store.The store use to make 3 million on sales a month now it makes less than 900k a month in sales. Plus since it is extremely expensive rent I dont see Tesco keeping nights at this express store.
Bobmay I cant work out if your desperate for redundancy or scared stiff about it but as others have said your clutching at straws, several of the old Metro stores that became Express still have night shifts, if the company does decide to get rid of night fill in those shops, then a bloke delivering crispy creme with the greatest of respect to said person is not going to be informed before senior management, the union, the media and of course the staff themselves.
In defence of Bobmay, has any thought perhaps the T* area manager works nights delivering crispy creme donuts for a bit of extra pocket money..?
Quote from: WAGs on 29-09-23, 12:27PMQuote from: Bobmay on 29-09-23, 11:28AMQuote from: Sherwoodforest on 28-09-23, 05:22PM@bobmay do you really think tesco are bothered about a crispy creme delivery time?im in a night store and ours come after 7am,nobody buys crispy cremes at 6am anyway,come on your clutching at straws
Yes they would inform him because he is delivering at around 2 am. Why wouldnt Tesco inform them that the nights were going soon. And their wont be anyone to let him in until 6am. At the end if the day the store is far less busy 3 times less delivery and has become very quiet as soon as it became an express store.The store use to make 3 million on sales a month now it makes less than 900k a month in sales. Plus since it is extremely expensive rent I dont see Tesco keeping nights at this express store.
Seriously, Bob you need to give it a rest! They deliver to Extras who have night fill in the mornings! You will have to wait until you hear something the same as all the other Colleagues that there jobs are disappearing or changing, Wages, Admin, etc. As I said you have decided your job is going so give it a rest as nobody knows on here but, just a heads up Xmas Temps Inc Nights have gone on and the Company steer is 50% of Temps to kept on Perm positions!
Wages admin if their contract is under colleague contract will simply change departments tesco a few years ago changed the contracts so they wont be giving redundancy out unless you work nights phone shop manager etc.
Quote from: penguin on 29-09-23, 04:44PMQuote from: Bobmay on 29-09-23, 11:28AMQuote from: Sherwoodforest on 28-09-23, 05:22PM@bobmay do you really think tesco are bothered about a crispy creme delivery time?im in a night store and ours come after 7am,nobody buys crispy cremes at 6am anyway,come on your clutching at straws
Yes they would inform him because he is delivering at around 2 am. Why wouldnt Tesco inform them that the nights were going soon. And their wont be anyone to let him in until 6am. At the end if the day the store is far less busy 3 times less delivery and has become very quiet as soon as it became an express store.The store use to make 3 million on sales a month now it makes less than 900k a month in sales. Plus since it is extremely expensive rent I dont see Tesco keeping nights at this express store.
Bobmay I cant work out if your desperate for redundancy or scared stiff about it but as others have said your clutching at straws, several of the old Metro stores that became Express still have night shifts, if the company does decide to get rid of night fill in those shops, then a bloke delivering crispy creme with the greatest of respect to said person is not going to be informed before senior management, the union, the media and of course the staff themselves.
No I am not scared of redundancy I want it.It is the only reason why I still at tesco.Ad for metro stores that still have them the best majority 99% have removed them only a few remain. As for informing senior management if Tesco did inform them they wouldnt want to inform colleagues until it happens.If they did inform them early many of them would play around and not turn up for shift and simply call in sick.
Quote from: Bobmay on 30-09-23, 09:01AMQuote from: penguin on 29-09-23, 04:44PMQuote from: Bobmay on 29-09-23, 11:28AMQuote from: Sherwoodforest on 28-09-23, 05:22PM@bobmay do you really think tesco are bothered about a crispy creme delivery time?im in a night store and ours come after 7am,nobody buys crispy cremes at 6am anyway,come on your clutching at straws
Yes they would inform him because he is delivering at around 2 am. Why wouldnt Tesco inform them that the nights were going soon. And their wont be anyone to let him in until 6am. At the end if the day the store is far less busy 3 times less delivery and has become very quiet as soon as it became an express store.The store use to make 3 million on sales a month now it makes less than 900k a month in sales. Plus since it is extremely expensive rent I dont see Tesco keeping nights at this express store.
Bobmay I cant work out if your desperate for redundancy or scared stiff about it but as others have said your clutching at straws, several of the old Metro stores that became Express still have night shifts, if the company does decide to get rid of night fill in those shops, then a bloke delivering crispy creme with the greatest of respect to said person is not going to be informed before senior management, the union, the media and of course the staff themselves.
No I am not scared of redundancy I want it.It is the only reason why I still at tesco.Ad for metro stores that still have them the best majority 99% have removed them only a few remain. As for informing senior management if Tesco did inform them they wouldnt want to inform colleagues until it happens.If they did inform them early many of them would play around and not turn up for shift and simply call in sick.
We all get you want redundancy! But, the company will want as many staff as possible to leave and get jobs else where! Or transfer to local Store's that have night's and the donut del guy would not know! As I said we are Extra get ours delivered after 8am as they fill it themselves! So nothing to do with nights! But, can you now stop commenting on all threads and give somebody else a chance there are others that may loose their jobs or need advice! Wait until you or someone else hears some factual news eg not the donut guy!
Quote from: WAGs on 30-09-23, 09:35AMQuote from: Bobmay on 30-09-23, 09:01AMQuote from: penguin on 29-09-23, 04:44PMQuote from: Bobmay on 29-09-23, 11:28AMQuote from: Sherwoodforest on 28-09-23, 05:22PM@bobmay do you really think tesco are bothered about a crispy creme delivery time?im in a night store and ours come after 7am,nobody buys crispy cremes at 6am anyway,come on your clutching at straws
Yes they would inform him because he is delivering at around 2 am. Why wouldnt Tesco inform them that the nights were going soon. And their wont be anyone to let him in until 6am. At the end if the day the store is far less busy 3 times less delivery and has become very quiet as soon as it became an express store.The store use to make 3 million on sales a month now it makes less than 900k a month in sales. Plus since it is extremely expensive rent I dont see Tesco keeping nights at this express store.
Bobmay I cant work out if your desperate for redundancy or scared stiff about it but as others have said your clutching at straws, several of the old Metro stores that became Express still have night shifts, if the company does decide to get rid of night fill in those shops, then a bloke delivering crispy creme with the greatest of respect to said person is not going to be informed before senior management, the union, the media and of course the staff themselves.
No I am not scared of redundancy I want it.It is the only reason why I still at tesco.Ad for metro stores that still have them the best majority 99% have removed them only a few remain. As for informing senior management if Tesco did inform them they wouldnt want to inform colleagues until it happens.If they did inform them early many of them would play around and not turn up for shift and simply call in sick.
We all get you want redundancy! But, the company will want as many staff as possible to leave and get jobs else where! Or transfer to local Store's that have night's and the donut del guy would not know! As I said we are Extra get ours delivered after 8am as they fill it themselves! So nothing to do with nights! But, can you now stop commenting on all threads and give somebody else a chance there are others that may loose their jobs or need advice! Wait until you or someone else hears some factual news eg not the donut guy!
Well your donut guys comes at 8 while other always comes at 2 or 3 so will be effected if nights is removed as they wont be anyone until 6. Whilst fir yours it makes no difference if they have nights or not. We will wait and see. What will happen but as I said tesco will cut so nothing either Sunday premiums or nights in the final express store
:-X
"But, can you now stop commenting on all threads and give somebody else a chance there are others that may loose their jobs or need advice! Wait until you or someone else hears some factual news eg not the donut guy!"
Obviously not 8-)
He's either autistic or a head office troll doing it on purpose.
Bombay I'm gonna put you out o your misery.You will be moving to a 4 on 4 off contract on nights.Get more work out of you plus this is being trialed
Quote from: Morrissey1912 on 01-10-23, 04:13PMBombay I'm gonna put you out o your misery.You will be moving to a 4 on 4 off contract on nights.Get more work out of you plus this is being trialed
The Krispy Kreme delivery driver confirmed this
😂😂😂😂
Quote from: MerchMan007 on 01-10-23, 04:38PMQuote from: Morrissey1912 on 01-10-23, 04:13PMBombay I'm gonna put you out o your misery.You will be moving to a 4 on 4 off contract on nights.Get more work out of you plus this is being trialed
The Krispy Kreme delivery driver confirmed this
😂🤣😂
Quote from: Morrissey1912 on 01-10-23, 04:13PMBombay I'm gonna put you out o your misery.You will be moving to a 4 on 4 off contract on nights.Get more work out of you plus this is being trialed
This was meant to be rolled out weeks ago im sure? The night management havent even trialled it in our store yet, probably another thing that won't work.
@voulezvous thought i heard someone say trial extended till after xmas to guage if it,l work,if thats just for managers then its typical tesco serfdom
How does that work for full time colleagues who can't work the longer shifts that come with 4 nights instead of 5? I have no desire to do 9:30pm till 8am and I'm sure many will have commitments preventing them from doing these longer shifts. It will have to be voluntary surely.
Quote from: Duff McKagan on 02-10-23, 09:26AMHow does that work for full time colleagues who can't work the longer shifts that come with 4 nights instead of 5? I have no desire to do 9:30pm till 8am and I'm sure many will have commitments preventing them from doing these longer shifts. It will have to be voluntary surely.
Well some shift leaders were offered this contract however they rejected.It is voluntary and instead of 5 days you will do 4 days.You get the same pay only after 2 years does it reduce.
@duff i heard the trial was for managers for better work,life balance but not sure if the trial also included full time colleagues which id of thought the vast majority would be pleased to do,i know asda,sainsburys do this currently
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The night manager and night shift leaders in my store do a 4 day week 9:30 to 8am but not full time GA's, we still do 5 regular nights. I'm sure some would love to do 4 nights but some will also have commitments preventing them doing those hours so it would have to be optional. Thats not to say that moving forward new full time GA's on nights won't be contracted 4 nights without option but how often do we get new full time staff these days really? I've not seen a new member of staff get contracted full time in years in our store and very few full timers remain on nights.
whatever you do, do not refuse redundancy...just go
Quote from: Sherwoodforest on 02-10-23, 01:19PM@duff i heard the trial was for managers for better work,life balance but not sure if the trial also included full time colleagues which id of thought the vast majority would be pleased to do,i know asda,sainsburys do this currently
doesn't include full time colleagues, only full time managers, our managers were told they were mainly supposed to have 2 full days off which the 4 shifts does, whilst the working 5 doesn't give them enough rest period. ours were supposed to trial it out in august but still waiting on it to be authorised lol.