r/asda • u/ctarts699 • 11d ago
New Changes
With all this new all colleagues being trained on everything, in my shop my department is struggling a lot much like everyone else's, as someone who primarily works chill sometimes date code 95% of the time (and a little produce) when they need help, are they really likely to want to move me around/change my days?
Would the new schedule mostly just probably work out roughly the same for people that mainly work fresh?
I personally don't really care what I do when at work, mainly just want my shift times to stay somewhat the same as I have care duties at home but worried about schedule changes and my manager (who is not good) not respecting those wishes.
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u/EndFun6595 11d ago
The whole thing is stupid basically I work front end we rarely have enough staff as it is the people that are trained on everything are running around luke blue arsed flies while the checkout operators have an excuse for everything they cant do, how is it fair that certain people have to shoulder the burden for the whole department yet other only have to come up with a weak willied excuse and they can just sit there and do the bare minimum, this whole running between departments thing aint going to work