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Asda

Just read on Facebook Asda are putting off 1000 of their staff. Stop serving yourselves and ask for a till to be open your putting young people out of work. Youngster are  unable to get weekend jobs or when they first leave school. You have 1 or 2 staff just standing doing nothing watching you while you serve yourself or saying press this press that. Your doing their job and not being paid for it. Say I want a till open, they are meant to open a till and when they do you then see other customers straight away also wanting to be served. Don't let them get away with it anymore.

Barbara Stevens ● 2d5 Comments

Well Putney Werter Rd, don't have tills open. Only read the other day a lady standing behind in a queue at a self checkout watched a couple put all their shopping through,  when the lady went to do hers, the people in front hadn't paid theirs. So she had to call an assistant and tell her.

Barbara Stevens ● 1h

I can't recall the last time I was in a supermarket and there wasn't a till open — Asda. Lidl, Sainsbury's and M&S.  I much prefer to self serve and, while it is regretable that his means fewer jobs, it also means lower prices for everyone including people who want to have service at tills.

Barry Elms ● 14h

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Barbara Stevens ● 2d

It was meant to read also Morrisons is putting off staff.

Barbara Stevens ● 2d

Also Morrisons is putting staff. Your have robots walking around the shops next slapping you on the head if you talk to anybody. Customer's need to stop doing their job.  It also allows more shop lifting not having staff on tills, your bills are still going higher when you do their job.

Barbara Stevens ● 2d