Boost Your Income: Work at the supermarket 12 August 2013 at 3:13PM edited 30 November -1 at 12:00AM in Boost Your Income 6 replies 18.6K views

Former_MSE_Becca

This is the new forum thread for discussing the "Work at the supermarket" section in the guide:

Boost Your Income

The old thread can be seen here.

If you work part-time at a supermarket to supplement your main income, of if you've got any suggestions or questions, please join in the discussion

Many thanks,
MSE Becca

cam79

check out Aldi.co.uk careers

Nicky101

Used to work in a local supermarket and went to college at the same time
as soon as lessons were over I had to rush straight down and start my shift
It was murder.

funnyguy

Another pointless MSE thread.Tell by the 2 responses in almost a month .Surely they can do better than this...?

rhialwencomp

funnyguy wrote: »

Another pointless MSE thread.Tell by the 2 responses in almost a month .Surely they can do better than this...?

I agree, isn't working in a supermarket just... a normal job?

"Want money? Get a job." :money:

mum2one

not sticking up for supermarkets, but they do offer flexability, as some offer contracts of x hours per year, so your be covering holidays, sickness, peak periods.

With 24 hour opening there is flexability of shifts.

Departments - its not just the checkouts and shelf stackers theres plenty of roles available, multi tasking, gives you the chance to pick up extra shifts.

I worked for a supermarket (1997/2000) and covered areas from tills, cash management, stock control, advertising, dry cleaning, customer cafe, staff canteen,

The pay structure was different then as bank holidays were triple time plus day off, sundays double time, - I was young free and single and use to volunteer on a sunday for my department, then I would do price changes after store closed, short week, I would work 6 hours on a busy price change week, I use to do 13 - 14 hours.
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MSE_Sarah

Thanks for all your feedback so far. Please keep adding to this thread if you have any comments on working at supermarkets.

MSE Sarah