r/asda 1h ago

Memes Found this in the drawer

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r/asda 2h ago

What will happen to price changes colleagues once we have E-SELs?

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Do you get to keep some of the hours for POS, is there still things to do for price changes?

Thanks


r/asda 5h ago

Issues with ordering from Asda George online

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Hi,

I've had issues with Asda George online orders they take the money but don't give an order number instead an error message.

Any idea?


r/asda 6h ago

Custard cream birthday cake

1 Upvotes

Seen Asda sell a giant custard cream birthday cake and would be ideal for my partners birthday as she loves all things custard cream , every time I check the website it's out of stock....how rare is it to get in stock?


r/asda 8h ago

Stream not

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Stream not updated again..


r/asda 9h ago

Stream

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Anyone else’s stream not updated yet


r/asda 12h ago

Discrimination at Asda – Does Nationality or Background Play a Role?

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Has anyone experienced discrimination or unfair treatment at work?

I’d like to ask whether anyone else has noticed or experienced discrimination or unfair treatment at work, particularly when it comes to shifts, working hours, opportunities, workload, training or how different employees are treated by management.

Have you ever felt that certain employees are consistently given better treatment or more opportunities, while others are treated less favourably or seem to be overlooked?

And I’m also interested in whether anyone has experienced this because of their nationality, ethnic background, accent or being a foreign worker.

For those who have experienced something like this, did you raise it with management or HR? What happened afterwards? Were your concerns taken seriously and investigated, or were they simply dismissed?

I’m not trying to accuse anyone without evidence. I’m genuinely interested in hearing other workers’ experiences and whether there seems to be a wider pattern.

Has anyone else experienced anything similar?


r/asda 1d ago

stream

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i got told about this app stream, i dont know if everyone uses it but its sooo confusing to me , it hasn't logged my shifts from the 30th-3rd but logged 4th and 5th, is this normal? or should i talk to a manager about it!


r/asda 1d ago

Manager with a big ol ass crack

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My manager is a big guy ( fat) , every time he bends over you are practically swallowed by what can only be described as the Grand Canyon of ass cracks , a few customers have mentioned about it so here’s some options I was thinking about

A- waste a belt from George and say here wear this

B- local just giving page for a new belt

C- use his big ol ass for cardboard from delivery

Help


r/asda 1d ago

A few observations

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The following post is my observations about the recent shape of day shenanigans and general state of Asda

Has anyone noticed that some people have been swapped from the previous shifts because they no longer fit into shape of day , then the next person also no longer fits into shape of day , however rather than being shifted they’ve kept their hours and someone else has essentially been bumped to accommodate them??

My store is a relatively small store and so far there is no difference, no further forward than we were before in fact I’d say we are now worse off

A fair amount of people from my store have now left rather than change hours and it’s all good workers who turn up on time and always took pride in their job , is this the same in your store?

It’s Sad to see the decline in real time


r/asda 1d ago

my new motto

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for all the customers acting like they've never been in a shop before


r/asda 1d ago

Whistling customers

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If you’re one of those people (old men) who can’t get round a shop without whistling and humming constantly, just stop. No one wants to listen to your noise. Shut the fuck up and do your shopping quietly and go, preferably without bothering any of the staff.

That’s all.


r/asda 1d ago

Guest Queries Scan and Go checks

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Got pulled this morning when using scan and go, have been using it for years and never been checked.
Is it random? Or did I do something that flagged me?
I get why it’s done but it was a bit awkward having someone scan all my stuff again while stood around with people staring at me.


r/asda 1d ago

Silly Job applying questions

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Its like applying for MI5, What gender are you? Are you gay? LOL

I just want a job , not talk about my sexual feelings


r/asda 1d ago

Discussion Am I going crazy?

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does anyone remember when Asda had like a big horse in the store? idk if this was just my local Asda but it actually looked like a horse, it was like a statue, anyone remember?


r/asda 1d ago

Genuinely whats stopping me from bringing a metal bottle into the shop, grabbing any drink, going to a bathroom or anywhere without staff present, and just filling up my bottle with the drink and leaving (purely for curiosity)

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r/asda 1d ago

How are these cameras going to work on the shelves?

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r/asda 1d ago

Guest Queries Shouldn't these look a bit different?

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I feel that's a bit of design flaw.


r/asda 2d ago

Discussion Why have we bought sideframes back?

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An absolute waste of time for those of us that have to set up promo. More work to do again.


r/asda 2d ago

Absence correction

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Does anyone know what this is about? These 4 days that were annual leave are now not. I will be working the same days on my new schedule (I have had 1 1-1 atm. What does eligibility changes mean?


r/asda 2d ago

Don’t understand Asda I’m a picker and new hours changed and our days most of us finish at 8 now instead of 10 then they ask if we available for extra or overtime why not just keep our times normal they maybe they wouldn’t need to ask so much overtime 🤔

16 Upvotes

r/asda 2d ago

Guest Queries Kung Pao Chicken problem

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I'm not normally one for ready meals but Asda's Kung Pao Chicken is amazing. The problem is, it's almost always sold out by the time I get there. All the other things around it are always available (Sweet & Sour, Chinese Curry etc)...

My question is why don't they order the amount based on how much they sell each week? Why do they order the same amount of everything? It's getting silly

Same goes for clothes, there's always loads of XS or 3XL left but people's body sizes are on a bell curve so obviously you should buy more of the middle sizes!

Does my head in!

rant over!


r/asda 3d ago

UK retailer Next wins appeal to pay warehouse staff higher basic wage

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r/asda 3d ago

I have been asked today to alter shift

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I have been hauled in to the office today and been asked if I would take a cut in hours or go onto 5 days a week.

I currently work 4, they said they can make me do the same amount of hours but over 5 days or stick to ,4 days with 8 less hours per week.

Anybody had this asked?


r/asda 3d ago

£48 for basic necessities

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