Sainsbury's thread Mk IV

I'm not sure if petrol has different rules but I know anybody who works in the car park has to wear the nonslip shoes, so you may need yours if you ever have to be on the forecourt... there are two types, one is more a trainer, the other a boot style, I personally found the boot style comfier. Either way, as I said I wear trainers unless I'm on the back door so you should be fine

okay so this is a stupid question but would I be able to wear van old skool trainers to work? I wore them today and no one said anything as they are mainly black shoes, they just have a few white accents. like they did provide you with trainers but in my local store someone wears converse and the trainers they gave us don't look particularly great

What's it like working petrol station? I'm in a local atm but hoping to get transferred for uni.

Can we use our discount cards in Argos?

Also can we use them to buy phones? Is there any exceptions?

What sort of thing do I need to write in a resignation letter?

I'm not 100% sure whether to leave or not yet, part of me wants to stay as it is a good job with really good pay, but
a) I don't have enough holiday left to book off all the uni open days (I work 9-6 every Saturday and most open days are Sat)
b) I feel it might be too much to handle through Y13, I'm planning on doing an EPQ and have some mental health probs

Any answers to my Q or general advice?

Yes you can, I used mine to buy my new phone recently

Hi guys

Ive overslept to my shifts few times. Could this get me a disciplinary

Potentially, yes.

Are you making the hours up that you miss? How late do you tend to be when you oversleep? Has anyone spoken to you about it?

How much did you get off?

What did you say when they asked why do you want to work for sainsburys

"I have shopped at sainsburys for many years since i was a kid. The satisfaction i received as a customer was great. I would like to return the favour by working for sainsburys and ensuring customers are satisfied when shopping with sainsburys" ******** but try to make it realistic

Letter should contain the date you wish to resign, at least 4 weeks away and Your reasons for leaving. That's the mandatory stuff, but people tend to thank employers in a resignation letter.

Have you spoken to anybody at work regarding open days falling on your shifts? They may offer solutions such as swapping shifts on those particular days or giving you unpaid time off to attend them. Sainsburys are pretty good with educational matters.

I definitely think you should speak to someone at work about your concerns, be it hr, a manager or a supervisor, doesn't have to be someone on your department, just someone you would feel comfortable talking to for now

Thank you so much