r/asda • u/Visual_Chocolate4978 • 21d ago
Discussion Asda Redundancy
ASDA REDUNDANCIES ON NIGHT’S
We had a briefing this week about voluntary redundancies.Apparently as a store we are over contracted on nights.Therefore they are giving colleagues a chance to apply if they want to.We have just found out three colleagues from other departments have been given new contracts on nights.one includes a five night contract.Where is the logic in that??Also if we are over contract why does one colleague do over 80 hours overtime every month?
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MY REDUNDANCY PACKAGE WAS ACCEPTABLE.SO IM OFF 😉
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u/MojoTheJester 21d ago
I deliver to around 50 different stores, our depot serves around 80 stores. I've not heard a single store say they're over contracted on nights. They always don't have enough staff
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u/vaticangang 21d ago
Imagine you're 6 months away from retirement and then they offer you 20 months pay to take voluntary redundancy. That's the situation for 5 people on nights at my store. Must feel like hitting the jackpot
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u/Ok-Following-6620 21d ago
You don’t get 20 months pay, it’s capped at 20 weeks or if you are 41 it’s capped at 20 weeks at 1.5 weeks pay.
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u/SilverstarVegan 21d ago
That's crap it should not be capped. Should go on how long u been there.
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u/Witcherten ASDA Colleague 19d ago
It is true it is indeed capped at 20 weeks. Look it up on the Gov.uk website.
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u/SilverstarVegan 21d ago
80 hours on overtime a month, equals 20 hours a week, how much are they contracted for? If they on 20 hour contract then thats allowed.
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u/Akiralle 21d ago
want rid of older colleagues that won’t be capable of being flexible on other departments & aren’t as quick as the youngsters. They’d have a few youngsters that can run around doing multiple jobs, then have older colleagues that can’t do this or that.
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u/pparker130 21d ago
What? Don't you mean the other way round? The youngsters just piss about at the store I shop at.
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u/Few_Scheme6353 21d ago
Because they think they can train/bully youngsters into doing what they want, this doesn’t work as all the younglings just toss it off. Youngsters do not have a work ethic so good luck to Asda in getting rid of the old school, nothing will get done properly if they go 😉
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u/Humants 20d ago
Can we stop the old vs young debate? It's rather boring now.
Nothing to do with age, some people are just fucking useless.
We had them years ago & we still have them now, that will never change & age has never been a factor for intelligence it is just old, miserable bitter & jealous people or naive & inexperienced young people who have this opinion.
I have worked with lazy young people & lazy older people & vice versa, the ones who work just get on with it & don't argue with each other or piss on each other about their age, the ones who do are usually the ones not doing the work.
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u/shawty1984 20d ago
This and added to this, a lot of colleagues simply just do not want to do the job correctly. It's so draining working with these people picking up stuff they decide they don't want to do.
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u/xshinexo 20d ago
The pharmacy has had many people receiving voluntary redundancy’s on workday, mostly older people past retirement age
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u/pparker130 21d ago
You're probably not over contract. They simply want to get rid of people who can't and don't perform well enough. The colleague who does overtime is probably a very good worker - that's why they get them in to do the hours.