I don’t think he was going to listen to them!
Yeah definitely not worth it. I got headbutted by a customer because he wouldn't accept my answer when I said a toy wasn't in stock at christmas. I was being a bit cheeky as he wanted me to go into the back and check, but I knew it wasn't there and I was clocking off so said no. He split my head and I had to have stitches. I was about 17 at the time and he must have been in his mid-30's just looking back retail was brutal.
Fair point and apologies. No judgment here, just wanted to illustrate why they had a syringe on them.
It's not weird - I'd have thought it's a pretty standard view to have, and I agree with you.
No worries cheers
It wasn't a great location. There was nowhere for the average Waitrose customer to stop in a 4x4 yet alone somewhere to park it while they shopped.
I thought it was a great location for exactly the reason you give.
I'll direct my ire where i see fit thank you....it's quite possible to hold both opinions at once...people that do stuff to make mine and my colleagues jobs harder than they already are gets my ire also people that condescend to me/us because of what we do for a job also get my ire....there is a noticable lack of thought towards the staff showing it's self on this thread
would you pay for them?
Her French language album "D'eux' is really good tbf
Then complain to your board of directors who are stealing from the NHS, buy dodging their taxes
Shout back Phil!
If everyone worked a little harder at making peoples jobs easier many of us would be out of work.I'll direct my ire where i see fit thank you....it's quite possible to hold both opinions at once...people that do stuff to make mine and my colleagues jobs harder than they already are gets my ire also people that condescend to me/us because of what we do for a job also get my ire....there is a noticable lack of thought towards the staff showing it's self on this thread
Not from me. I appreciate the staff and am always polite and grateful. I don’t think anyone on this thread has expressed any negativity towards retail workers in general, only the exploitative and venal bosses and shareholders. Specifically, there were a few negative comments about the overzealous Tesco staff in the tweet I posted, but the rest of it is solidarity and support.I'll direct my ire where i see fit thank you....it's quite possible to hold both opinions at once...people that do stuff to make mine and my colleagues jobs harder than they already are gets my ire also people that condescend to me/us because of what we do for a job also get my ire....there is a noticable lack of thought towards the staff showing it's self on this thread
And also it puts the shop worker at risk of getting lamped/ stabbed up by some desperate fool who things they can get away with that block of cheese or whatever.
I sleep on a lovely mattress topper that I got half bat from the liftersIt's not weird - I'd have thought it's a pretty standard view to have, and I agree with you.
I've no problem with people stealing for subsistence, or if the self-scan till fucks up for some reason and you don't notice, but otherwise no.
There appears to be a number of posters who disagree with that on this thread though. I don't know how they sleep at night.
Always suspected you were a wrong 'un.
I gave my old one to the local gulls, so they could make a comfy nest.Always suspected you were a wrong 'un.
And stealing from every worker every day
Thing is i'm not thick and i agree but i also need my job so....
The 'shrinkage' is a tiny fraction of the metrics they deal in; it really isn't relevant in their corporate strategies.
You have redeemed your wanton criminal ways.
Do you think that they currently could make extra profit but just choose not to, on the grounds that current pilfering is at acceptable levels, so they’ll do us that favour? But on the other hand, heaven help us if that shrinkage grows — then they’ll just have to choose otherwise?
