Vue or sainsburys

Sainsburys Is Nearer And Pays 6. 30 While Vue Pays 5.10 . Oh I Dont No , I Would Love To Work Atthe Cinema But Cleaning Is Involved.

I'd personally choose Sainsbury's.

As much as I would probably enjoy the perks and benefits of Vue, but job security is more important to me.

I would think of it this way, the cinema only has a few departments. The chances of flexibility are slim, so if the credit crunch continues to bite, naturally people will stop visiting the cinema, so the cinema would have to reduce the size of the workforce. As it only has a few departments, the chances of moving department is slim and redundancies will have to happen.

However, Sainsbury's may pay less (or slightly more in some cases), but customers will still need food regardless of how much money they have, so your job is more secure. It's also flexible on departments - so if one department isn't your thing, you could always move?

Good Luck!

IMO it depends on what department you will be in with sainsburys

i would choose vue though, is it the one in greenwich o2?

no the one in croydon ,as much as i thinki would have enjoyed working at vue i choose sainsburys,more pay , am working on the checkouts

Sainsburys Is Nearer And Pays 6. 30 While Vue Pays 5.10 . Oh I Dont No , I Would Love To Work Atthe Cinema But Cleaning Is Involved.

Don't comment on things when you're clearly wrong. There is absolutely no evidence that cinema's are doing badly in the credit crunch. In fact at the one i work at we are doing better business than ever as people cannot afford to go too far from home so going to the cinema is a far cheaper activity than, say, a theme park. With summer coming up all cinemas will be looking at expanding to deal with the summer rush with films such as Harry Potter and hours will be plentiful. Also the flexibility of the job is amazing with hours not set as it varies depending on film timetables etc and as long as you give reasonable notice you can get off any days you need. As with the point about departments, it is very likely the person will not have a set department. The lowest staff tend to be on different things each shift, not including the projection rooms obviously.

To conclude, don't talk crap.

I think you'll find the general consensus, is that cinemas and lesuire activities have declined. Not increased.

And I'll think you'll find I wasn't talking crap

Maybe so for other leisure activities but certainly not for cinema's so please please please stop talking this rubbish.

I disagree with this comment. WhereIsMyMind is right in saying that, because, people don't NEEEED to go the cinema and stuff and everybody neeeeds supermarkets. It was a common-sense derived comment that can be disagreed with (if you want to, which you obviously do) so y'know, I think your comment that WhereIsMyMind is talking crap is out of line... at the end of the day, we just want to help the OP choose from 2 workplaces, not argue about which is a more secure job. Obviously, that is a factor, but it doesn't warrant childish insults.

My argument is based on fact whereas his is based on theory....

At our regular team meetings we are informed on how our particular cinema company is doing and business is booming for us at the moment. We recently took on a lot more staff and with summer holidays approaching there is no chance of redundancies with employees being asked to work as many hours as possible. Please keep your mouth shut and don't pretend to know things.

Maybe so for other leisure activities but certainly not for cinema's so please please please stop talking this rubbish.