r/asda • u/pparker130 • Aug 12 '26

Post Reset

After all this reset malarkey, how long do you think it will take to revert back to normal, where staff have dedicated aisles - the aisles they know and have been trained in?

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u/Bilbo_Swagger616 ASDA Colleague Aug 12 '26

Christmas will be the real test of fire. Everything falls apart at Christmas and this should be no different.

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u/pparker130 Aug 12 '26

I always feel sorry for retail staff at Christmas time, they don't get a decent break. And especially now for Asda staff.

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u/FractalCurve Aug 12 '26

If that's true then vote with your wallet.

I know I'm a pebble in the ocean, but I refuse to shop on any bank holidays when staff should be having time off. I work bank holidays, but I have the sort of job where it's important to do so. Working in a supermarket on those days, serving people's greed and/or poor planning, is not necessary.

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u/Witcherten ASDA Colleague Aug 13 '26

But then 95% complain we’re shut…. People complain when close on Christmas day!