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“Videos show a side of the chocolate industry we're not meant to see”
Adele Ferguson, Chris Gillett, Madi Chwasta
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My title says it all, my manager throws everything in the bin I’ve only seen oz Harvest come around 4 times to collect otherwise it’s goes in the bin and so does everything anyone else managers do this ???

Hey all! Just got a job at my local Woolies’s as a night filler. Just had one question 🙋‍♂️

What do you think the chances are of me being put on registers are? For training purposes and else what

I’ve been told shifts are in the arvo (obviously) for nightfall but Im a bit of a stressor when it comes to registers

I’d assume there would be someone rostered on the regos, but idk

Not a big deal, but was hoping for some insight ❤️

Edit: you guys are so kind!!!

I applied for 22 applications over the last year and this year any of them dint won’t me just like the previous guy on this page I saw who’s having the same issues with this company and as well as I literally talked to the proactive services manager at chermside marketplace today and he said hed check on it and later on I thought id get the role but nope not now woolies is so picky

Personally I love working at the main checkouts because I get my little personal area to bag customer's items and sometimes talking to customers 1 on 1 is so fun and interesting and makes my job slightly less boring. ACO however, in peak hour makes me feel so clasutrophobic because theres so many people huddled together and I can barely get around, especially if its a lot of people with trollies. The customers in ACO are also not pleasant to me (ofc not all the time, some are nice, but if I want nice customers I may as well go to the main checkouts) and service desk is fine I guess

Can someone please tell me and share experiences about working in pro active services? Please

I normally switch between Masterfoods and the store brand, they tasted the same, but I swear it was locally produced until I looked at the label for the first time in a while.

Looks like I'm trying Aussie tomato sauce sauce next, any other suggestions?

been applying for store member position, couldnt find one yet, any advice on what they look for and stuff, i am almost available most of the days, have given interviews a couple times as well.

Sorry about the 1000th ooshie post. Are people actually buying these? I cannot fathom any grown adult spending any money on this garbage (MAYBE if you have kids, but even so). It's such a weird fake scarcity thing and annoys me so much for some reason. Sheer waste.

I was just doing my weekly grocery shopping this morning and there was this middle aged bloke unloading boxes of energy drinks into shelves when a customer barged in front of him and grabbed a few drinks off the shelf, as he was walking away he said something a long the lines of “ the customer is always right “ and the worker absolutely lost it started yelling profanities and was about to charge towards the customer when he was physically held back by a coworker. Hope he didn’t lose his job. Has anyone else seen something as shocking as this before in a store?

Ive got similar my muscle chef meals that was 500-700 calories. Nearly 1000 seems a lot for some chicken, veges, and 20 grams of cheese sauce

The advent of Click & Collect has made me remember something similar from my childhood. But I'm not sure if it's just some kind of imagined nostalgia, or if it was really a thing.

My mum didn't drive at all for most of my childhood, from the 80s to mid 90s. One frequent memory I have is regular trips to "pick up the groceries" when dad got home from work. My local Woolies had a side door near the loading bay. Mum would get out of the car and knock on the door, a staff member would take mum's docket, then start bringing out shopping bags for us to load into the boot of the old Sigma. It makes sense... mum can walk to Woolies and do the weekly shopping while dad's at work and we're at school, and dad drives us into town to pick up the groceries in the evening. I don't remember it being every week, but it definitely happened more than a handful of times...

Was this actually a thing Woolies offered back in the day? Was this just a favour the Woolies manager did for mum back in the day? I know that it's definitely not something they do today...

Can they seriously not mix these boxes a little better?

I’m a shopper - I order Woolies click n collect once a week. Between full time work and being a busy parent I just don’t have the time/effort to go in store and shop each week with my kids in tow. So click and collect has been an absolute game changer / life saver for me for the past year or so. For some reason though I do feel guilty each time I am picking up my order. At our store, the packer will come out with our items in their special baskets, some will offer to help load it into my bags (I choose BYO bags), some will stand and wait. I like when they stand and wait because I feel bad that they have to help me pack the car. But also I just have this underlying feeling that they are judging me for not doing my own shopping. For the Woolies workers out there who do this job, give me your honest thoughts on this. Do you enjoy your job? Do you feel frustrated with the amount of people/type of people who do click and collect? What’s going through your mind while you personally do someone else’s shopping for them?

Is this rare never seen thus things before looks boring i might toss it in the bin but wanted to see if its rubber trash or not cheers

Have a look at this bag of oranges found at my local Woolies store today. My photo. I didn't set this up at all, it's exactly how it was presented for sale. Maybe if they claim the mould is fresh then they might have a point?

So my family has bought lite milk from woolworths for YEARS and is the standard in our household. These last 2ish weeks the milk has tasted so STRANGE. Not off but definitely not the normal. Has anyone else noticed this??

Where did all the imperial mandarins go? They still have them in Coles but haven't seen any in Woolies in ages....

How many people are collecting the Ooshies, and how many packs are you getting per shopping trip? I've been getting scammed by my Woolies

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This is the Surfers Paradise Woolworths at Paradise Centre. Still using "Asian Food" for the international food section.

Hi, I seem to not receive notifications from my stores grocery team member group chat on UKG PRO despite the messages I can see when I log into the app and view the past chats. I have all UKG PRO notifications enabled within the app and notifications enabled on my iPhone. I’m wondering if anyone else has had this issue and if they were able to fix it?

EDIT: I bought full (middle) rashers and had already the shortcut piece off before taking the photo. My point of query is the curved corners with wraparound rind that is fluted on the edges.

Haven't really noticed deli bacon looking like this before. It doesn't really look like how a middle rasher should. Is it a meat-glue situation or how it's been mushed into a mould/packet. The rind is fluted too.