Lidl

Not paying the £10 an hour like Morrisons yet, but more than the £9.10 that Waitrose pay.
 
My wife stuck a week with them and walked out, bad to work for to the extreme.
 
I was under the impression it was Aldi that had a poor reputation as an employer, not Lidl?
Nop was not allowed to go to the loo when in desperation, no relief if on till, boss had key and stood outside if you did get, no good for girls at wrong time of the mth, me i think he was a perv to be honest.
 
The worst ones I worked for were good living Brethren, tight as a ducks a-se and always thought you were trying to nick something from them, clocked you in & out to the last second but made you serv customers well over you home time with no overtime, id rather have worked for the Devil.
 
The worst ones I worked for were good living Brethren, tight as a ducks a-se and always thought you were trying to nick something from them, clocked you in & out to the last second but made you serv customers well over you home time with no overtime, id rather have worked for the Devil.
At least you would be kept warm working for Mr D
 
It would take more than that for me to work in a covid factory.
Many can't be picky about their job opportunities. I think £200 is a great bonus and importantly proves to the shop floor that they have been thought about and discussed at board room level.

Well done Lidl and I hope others including authorities/gov follow their example
 
Many can't be picky about their job opportunities. I think £200 is a great bonus and importantly proves to the shop floor that they have been thought about and discussed at board room level.

Well done Lidl and I hope others including authorities/gov follow their example
I have made double that in 5 mins flipping a car.
 
Nop was not allowed to go to the loo when in desperation, no relief if on till, boss had key and stood outside if you did get, no good for girls at wrong time of the mth, me i think he was a perv to be honest.

That's sounds like one store with a particularly bad manager, Trev.

A good working environment always depends on who's in charge on the individual premises as much as whole company ethos.
 
It would take more than that for me to work in a covid factory.
If you have enough to enjoy that choice then good on you but if your scratching around to put bread on the table then money coming, whatever the job is welcome. When the company I worked for went bust I walked the industrial estates knocking on every door and was happy to take anything on offer. I ended up delivering Viagra to pharmacies in a hundred mile radius twice a day six days a week. I was doing someone some good I suppose
 

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