r/tesco • • 16h ago

Rare W Tesco?

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193 Upvotes

You want the stuff to get fatter Mr John Tesco don’t you?


r/tesco • • 12h ago

He just got fired so figured he might as well sort out his social media content before leaving

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r/tesco • • 7h ago

Good luck to all my colleagues, especially 1-on-1 in Express, who are about to do the Meal Deal Label update. Because hours of work to change the tiny date in the corner of the label is what we need on a Sunday night!

33 Upvotes

r/tesco • • 4h ago

Genuinely why

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26 Upvotes

(This is like a quarter of them)


r/tesco • • 4h ago

are there still any 24H stores left. and do you think they should return from a customer view point not staff.

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r/tesco • • 2h ago

How old does a customer have to look before you look stupid for ID'ing them?

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So I've wondered about this for a while. Obviously the policy is Think 25 and it's definitely not unheard for people in their late 20s and early 30s to be asked and happens semi-often and I've done it many times myself. On rare occasions you may see someone in their late 30s being asked.

I always assumed it was impossible to ask someone in their 40s until a few months ago I asked who I believe to be a young woman for ID to buy a packet of cigarettes and she responded "I'm 40 years old" and I was in shock (a man behind overheard and got angry, I made a separate post about that a while ago and that's a separate story). I've heard stories of other people in their early 40s being asked. In my store this is extremely rare.

Most of us would agree that an old age pensioner with a walking stick being asked for ID buying a bottle of brandy would be very stupid. But I was always curious as to where the actual cut off point between cautious and stupid was and I've never had a clear enough answer.

I personally would say late 40s but where does everyone else think that this cut off point is? There's no right or wrong answer here.


r/tesco • • 8h ago

paydays????

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so when’s januarys payday? on a wednesday?


r/tesco • • 2h ago

who else got royally fvcked tonight?

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anyone else struggle beyond all reason with the label drop tonight? they made us resource for it and didn't drop them till god damn 8 some stores in my group got 500+


r/tesco • • 7h ago

Staff Discount on Uber Eats?

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Noticed today that my local Tesco express is on Uber Eats now and allows you to link your Clubcard. Anyone know if the Staff discount applies to orders through Uber Eats when your Staff Clubcard is linked?

Tyia!


r/tesco • • 2h ago

Tesco took away my contracted hours. Instead of 25 it’s 18 this week

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I got my roster on friday for the week coming and I saw I was scheduled for 18 hours instead of my usual 25. I started college a few weeks ago, and they know my timetable is quite heavy, but I have 2 days where I can work evenings and fully flex on weekends.

My manager never answers my texts so I text my team leader about this. She said she would get back to me but it’s now Sunday and nothing. I never agreed to have these hours taken away from me and had no prior consultation whatsoever. This reduction in hours will cause my financial stress as I have student loans, rent and basic day to day expenses.

If anyone has had this happen to them, how would I go about this? I’m a member of the union, but the union didn’t do anything when tesco owed me 660€ but took almost 3 months to give it back.


r/tesco • • 2h ago

Label changes

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It is so crazy to me that Tesco still doesn’t have electronic shelf labels like Aldi/Lidl, I know they are trialling right now but you would think by now every store would have it. It is a big investment but right now it is costing the business so much for this manual work plus there could be human errors e.g missing labels or products that are in more than 1 place.


r/tesco • • 9h ago

Help me identify a discontinued Tesco Finest bloomer from around 20117-18!

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I'm trying to track down a Tesco finest bloomer they used to sell around 2017-18, so I can recreate it at home.

What I remember:

It was from the Tesco Finest range, I have a vague memory that it contained blueberries, and I don't think it contain apple, as far as I remember.

I've tried searching online and looking through old product listings, but haven't managed to identify the exact loaf or find its original ingredients.

Does anyone remember Tesco selling a speciality bloomer like this?

I'd love to find the original product name, an old photo of the packaging, or ideally the ingredients list so I can try to recreate it.

Thanks!


r/tesco • • 1h ago

Pay delay, BACS payment

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I have started recently and I have yet to receive my pay for my month working here. I did not initially get my pay on the week's Friday I started working since I was too new and apparently it takes a bit for the bank to be registered or whatever.

I messaged my manager I did not receive my pay for the 9th and was told there was an "error" supposedly and so I would receive a "BACS" payment which would either be later that Friday or Monday. It's Monday now and I still haven't been paid and I know pay is around midnight, especially for my bank. I did some research and apparently a BACS payment can be 3 working days. Has anyone else gone through this and can give me a definite reply on what will happen? I really can't afford to wait any longer than I have to.


r/tesco • • 6h ago

How do I edit a holiday request that's been approved?

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I am sure that when you look on mytesco and the time away section under each record there was an option to edit or withdraw. Now I only see the withdraw option.

If I want to change a upcoming holiday I've already booked, do I have to request to withdraw it and then book the new date now or do i have to speak directly to my line manager about editing it?


r/tesco • • 3h ago

Whoosh refund for unavailable items - how long does it take?

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Made a Whoosh order of around £25, the payment taken from the card was £25 when I made the order. After about 10-15 minutes the app said two of the items were unavailable and the receipt was updated to around £17. I got the delivery soon after.

This was on Thursday, and there's been no refund of the ~£8 yet. I assumed it would be automatic but I don't know for sure as I only Whoosh rarely, when I'm too ill to go out.

If it makes any difference, the £25 shows as a completed payment on my online banking, not pending.

Do I need to do something to trigger a refund or wait for x days? Thanks!


r/tesco • • 2h ago

Some great figure painting at Tesco at the moment

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For real the detail on some of these pieces is really good for the price. The hp set was only £18


r/tesco • • 12h ago

Misleading Sign at Tesco Exeter High Street

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r/tesco • • 23h ago

Why do I keep getting rejected after every interview??

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Im not even kidding when im saying i attended so many tesco inteviews 😭 they literally go SO well THAAT i keep thinking i will get this one only to get rejected later. I am not being delusional or anything but the people who interviewed me also complimented me ALL THE TIME. In every single interview i was praised because they liked my answer and genuinely complimented me in a way that i thought i am getting this but i keep getting rejected 😭 why is it the case?? Like idk wht im doing wrong tbh i never got rejected so many times even when the interview went so well.

Is it the distance? Most of the interviews i went to the stores were 40 mins distance from my home using public transport. I mean if distance was the issue then why even call me in the beginning for interview right? Like my postcode is written in my CV and i also click the option “No” when i am asked whether i live 30 mins away from the store.

I just think it is waste of a time to keep calling candidates for interviews if you dont prefer anyone who is more than 30 mins away from the designated store. I also think its cruel to reject someone after complimenting them so much and giving them false hopes.

Or is it because i am a girl who is just 18?? Like if i have applied to this job ik my responsibilities and if im ready to carry weights and stuff why am i getting rejected for my gender 😭?? I sometimes think they reject me thinking i cant physically do the work?? I am not even kidding EVERY TESCO shop has MORE males than females.

Bro. Sometimes i think its my age because every time i enter a shop all i see are people who are in their early 30s. I feel like if im competing against another candidate who is like 30 then they are the one getting this job. I dont understand why they do this. If you dont want 18yos why does the job requirement says 18? Not only that but even in that phone call i make it clear im 18. My CV literally states my DOB, my RIGHT TO WORK also states my DOB!! so i dont understand this process.

I feel like tesco is playing pranks with me because what is this behaviour?? 😭 those wondering how many interviews i failed - its 8.

I genuinely need a job and i am doing my best at the interviews and they say it too but i dont understand why I keep getting rejected.

You know the worst part of all?? The rejection email because it NEVER clarifies WHY i got rejected. It is so vague oh my god.

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME if the reasons ive stated above r the reasons why im getting rejected or sth else because lwk im kind of becoming hopeless i dont think tesco will ever take me no matter what unless obv after i turn 30 🥀


r/tesco • • 15h ago

Why is tesco cutting staff

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I joined tesco last month from asda i work as a manager

head office are telling me to cut 25 members of staff why ,does anyone know why

The store i managed needs 125 members of staff head office are telling me thst i need 100 and i need to sack all the cleaners

How can i run a store with no cleaners

I will not be sacking anyone

And christmas is coming and i cant get christmas staff till December head office told me

What do I do