Don’t have to deal with vague requests from irritating customers in a dist centre though.
The Union point is an important one IMO π
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ECJ rules in favour of Tesco store staff in equal pay claim
Europe’s top court decides it is valid to compare value of supermarket and distribution centre work
ffs what a dumb ruling.
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A UK tribunal deemed their work to be of equal value, and sought clarification from the ECJ, who agreed.
The women who were working in Tesco shop floors were being paid £3 an hour less than male counterparts who worked in distribution centres.
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Make the women work in the distribution centres on a rota then they will understand
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Understand what?
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Why distribution centres have higher pay
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Maybe they already have and thats why they drew an equivalence?
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There was a discussion on this subject recently and a lot of it came down to the distribution centres were heavily unionised where the shop floor staff were not.
There was also a lack of understanding about how the distribution centres work, these are not the areas behind the shop floor these are central hubs that have to run to extremely tight time restraints and have various deadlines to meet throughout the day. The role is more demanding as any delays can cause problems to the chain.
I am not certain that working in distribution centre where you are responsible for moving produce worth vast sums of money is comparable to stacking shelves.
Though both roles are obviously necessary for the business to run.
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I would agree with this tbh. Plus the hours worked in dist centres will most likely involved unsociable hours more often than in store.
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posted about an hour ago
comment by De Gea's Legs (U14210)
posted 13 hours, 20 minutes ago
ECJ rules in favour of Tesco store staff in equal pay claim
Europe’s top court decides it is valid to compare value of supermarket and distribution centre work
ffs what a dumb ruling.
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A UK tribunal deemed their work to be of equal value, and sought clarification from the ECJ, who agreed.
The women who were working in Tesco shop floors were being paid £3 an hour less than male counterparts who worked in distribution centres.
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Make the women work in the distribution centres on a rota then they will understand
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Understand what?
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Why distribution centres have higher pay
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Maybe they already have and thats why they drew an equivalence?
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There was a discussion on this subject recently and a lot of it came down to the distribution centres were heavily unionised where the shop floor staff were not.
There was also a lack of understanding about how the distribution centres work, these are not the areas behind the shop floor these are central hubs that have to run to extremely tight time restraints and have various deadlines to meet throughout the day. The role is more demanding as any delays can cause problems to the chain.
I am not certain that working in distribution centre where you are responsible for moving produce worth vast sums of money is comparable to stacking shelves.
Though both roles are obviously necessary for the business to run.
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I would agree with this tbh. Plus the hours worked in dist centres will most likely involved unsociable hours more often than in store.
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not sure unsociable hours as a lot of stores are now also 24 hours
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They abandoned 24 hrs up here long before COVID
At night there’s shelf stackers
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And shoplifters.
I mean, shopfitters
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Shirtfitters?
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And lifters of the world unite.
Zach knows.♥οΈ
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Westminster voting intention:
CON: 46% (+3)
LAB: 30% (+1)
GRN: 9% (+1)
LD: 6% (-2)
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How depressing
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posted 1 minute ago
I see it as a victory against the woke.
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It’s more simple
Labour are $hite
They hid on Brexit
They have been the most ineffective opposition when it was May and Bozo
That deserves no votes
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Shocking failure to present a decent opposition on pretty much all fronts at a time when it should be pretty straightforward to get at least a couple of easy wins.
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β
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posted 9 minutes ago
Also true.
Also they are woke muppets who will destroy the social fabric of this country.
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I’m intrigued; what policies do people want Labour to have that they don’t have?
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The BBC is the only opposition to the Tory party,how much further can the Labour party sink?
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More what policies I want them to cut.
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Ah come on that’s a bit of a cop out. Was asking a genuine question.
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More what policies I want them to cut.
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Ah come on that’s a bit of a cop out. Was asking a genuine question.
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I think NPE might be against Labours policy of ‘destroying the social fabric of the country’. I can’t be sure though.
Oh my fkn god!
Blaming the opposition when the country gave the unkempt bag of dirty laundry an 80 seat majority!!
You people are genuinely insane!
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posted on 4/6/21
Don’t have to deal with vague requests from irritating customers in a dist centre though.
The Union point is an important one IMO π
posted on 4/6/21
comment by The Crystal Skull from thon Indiana Jones Disaster (U21917)
posted 40 minutes ago
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 12 minutes ago
comment by De Gea's Legs (U14210)
posted 9 minutes ago
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posted 5 minutes ago
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posted 4 minutes ago
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? Percy Pig aficio... (U3126)
posted about an hour ago
comment by De Gea's Legs (U14210)
posted 13 hours, 20 minutes ago
ECJ rules in favour of Tesco store staff in equal pay claim
Europe’s top court decides it is valid to compare value of supermarket and distribution centre work
ffs what a dumb ruling.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
A UK tribunal deemed their work to be of equal value, and sought clarification from the ECJ, who agreed.
The women who were working in Tesco shop floors were being paid £3 an hour less than male counterparts who worked in distribution centres.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Make the women work in the distribution centres on a rota then they will understand
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Understand what?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Why distribution centres have higher pay
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Maybe they already have and thats why they drew an equivalence?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
There was a discussion on this subject recently and a lot of it came down to the distribution centres were heavily unionised where the shop floor staff were not.
There was also a lack of understanding about how the distribution centres work, these are not the areas behind the shop floor these are central hubs that have to run to extremely tight time restraints and have various deadlines to meet throughout the day. The role is more demanding as any delays can cause problems to the chain.
I am not certain that working in distribution centre where you are responsible for moving produce worth vast sums of money is comparable to stacking shelves.
Though both roles are obviously necessary for the business to run.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I would agree with this tbh. Plus the hours worked in dist centres will most likely involved unsociable hours more often than in store.
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posted 4 minutes ago
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? Percy Pig aficio... (U3126)
posted about an hour ago
comment by De Gea's Legs (U14210)
posted 13 hours, 20 minutes ago
ECJ rules in favour of Tesco store staff in equal pay claim
Europe’s top court decides it is valid to compare value of supermarket and distribution centre work
ffs what a dumb ruling.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
A UK tribunal deemed their work to be of equal value, and sought clarification from the ECJ, who agreed.
The women who were working in Tesco shop floors were being paid £3 an hour less than male counterparts who worked in distribution centres.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Make the women work in the distribution centres on a rota then they will understand
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Understand what?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Why distribution centres have higher pay
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Maybe they already have and thats why they drew an equivalence?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
There was a discussion on this subject recently and a lot of it came down to the distribution centres were heavily unionised where the shop floor staff were not.
There was also a lack of understanding about how the distribution centres work, these are not the areas behind the shop floor these are central hubs that have to run to extremely tight time restraints and have various deadlines to meet throughout the day. The role is more demanding as any delays can cause problems to the chain.
I am not certain that working in distribution centre where you are responsible for moving produce worth vast sums of money is comparable to stacking shelves.
Though both roles are obviously necessary for the business to run.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I would agree with this tbh. Plus the hours worked in dist centres will most likely involved unsociable hours more often than in store.
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not sure unsociable hours as a lot of stores are now also 24 hours
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They abandoned 24 hrs up here long before COVID
At night there’s shelf stackers
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And shoplifters.
I mean, shopfitters
posted on 4/6/21
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comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 30 minutes ago
Shirtfitters?
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And lifters of the world unite.
Zach knows.♥οΈ
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posted 47 minutes ago
The Spectator
@spectator
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7h
Latest
@YouGov
Westminster voting intention:
CON: 46% (+3)
LAB: 30% (+1)
GRN: 9% (+1)
LD: 6% (-2)
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How depressing
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posted 1 minute ago
comment by NPE β β (U22521)
posted 1 minute ago
I see it as a victory against the woke.
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It’s more simple
Labour are $hite
They hid on Brexit
They have been the most ineffective opposition when it was May and Bozo
That deserves no votes
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Shocking failure to present a decent opposition on pretty much all fronts at a time when it should be pretty straightforward to get at least a couple of easy wins.
posted on 4/6/21
comment by NPE β β (U22521)
posted 9 minutes ago
Also true.
Also they are woke muppets who will destroy the social fabric of this country.
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posted on 4/6/21
I’m intrigued; what policies do people want Labour to have that they don’t have?
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The BBC is the only opposition to the Tory party,how much further can the Labour party sink?
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comment by NPE β β (U22521)
posted 14 minutes ago
More what policies I want them to cut.
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Ah come on that’s a bit of a cop out. Was asking a genuine question.
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comment by NPE β β (U22521)
posted 14 minutes ago
More what policies I want them to cut.
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Ah come on that’s a bit of a cop out. Was asking a genuine question.
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I think NPE might be against Labours policy of ‘destroying the social fabric of the country’. I can’t be sure though.
posted on 4/6/21
Oh my fkn god!
Blaming the opposition when the country gave the unkempt bag of dirty laundry an 80 seat majority!!
You people are genuinely insane!
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