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Working on supermarket till question

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  • Stigy
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    dacouch wrote: »
    I think they both do.

    I seem to remember seeing an advert for Lidl recently, they were paying nearly £10 an hour for shop staff in London with something like 30 days holiday.
    Indeed they both do. As has been said though, you'll be working hard for your money! You'll be on a till when needed but in reality thats only 10% of the work, most is stock replenishment and lugging massive crates about on hydraulic puller thingys. They pay the national living wage of 8 quid ash an hour at least, with enhancements for certain stores. Managers at stores are on upwards of 40k a year but I guess they work for it too!
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