Loblaw Reviews
Updated Feb 12, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Good salary, excellent benefits, Management shows respect, change od advancement
Cons
Long hours, poor shedule for faily life
Advice to Senior Management
better schedules for employees with families
Pros
most of the senior managers understand that to get the job done, treating people with respect will get you there when push comes to shove
Cons
Newer managers are trying to make a name for them selves and think they can re-invent the wheel in the mean time mowing everyone down in their path, forgetting how they got there
Advice to Senior Management
three nickles are worth more than a dime... sales will make profits, not trying to squeeze vendors for money ...eventually the money runs out then what.... back to good ol sales
Pros
nice people, clean store, nice and cool in the summer and warm in the winter, good bunuses for full time staff, and decent pay
Cons
if you're not into sports, your not getting ahead there, and if they dont like you they'll find a way to get rid of you
Advice to Senior Management
Treat your staff with respect, its your job. It really makes for an unpleasant place to work when your always worried the boss will yell at you
Pros
Canadian company, Strong compensation, Good brands
Cons
Constant pressure and SAP transition
Advice to Senior Management
More resources required
Pros
good benefit even ur a part timer. flexible time off
Cons
only give u few hours for week ,very limited spot for full time.
Advice to Senior Management
better communication
Pros
great location, great space to work
Cons
very quick pace work environment
Advice to Senior Management
better salary , or competitive salary with other grocers
Pros
Great benefit
Employee Discount
No pressure/Informal work setting
Cons
Base pay needs to be improved on
Pros
- Good pay for a student
- Great environment
- Flexible schedule
- Lots of hours for new employees ( But on the long run, I'm not sure but I can see mostly everyone get 15-20 hours/week)
- Minimal supervisor
- Easy job if you don't mind remembering like 50 products code - which was only popular one : orage, onion, etc ( Not to mention around 100 more code to know )
Cons
- Rude customer/ Treat cashier like doormat
- Customer who expect us to know EVERYTHING INSIDE OUT like not putting on a code( tie code paper on the plastic bag) for a freaking-spices. And not knowing what they're buying and say we Cashier suppose to know that.
- Manager/Supervisor should get more "management" class
- Lack of communication between new hires and Front End Supervisor
- Some not-so-great co-workers
Advice to Senior Management
- Please be reasonable and understanding.
- Be friendly with your employees even though you dont like it
Pros
Got a long very well with almost every co-worker and manager, managers were very understanding about my schooling and gave me time off when ever needed. It was a very low stress environment for me(although management is very stressful, you can tell). I actually regretted leaving for a higher paying and much less enjoyable job. Its great for part time, not so sure I would enjoy it as a full time career. I still keep in contact with many people I met while working there.
Cons
Some managers cannot even manage themselves and show a complete lack of leadership and knowledge. Some other employees are very lazy.
Advice to Senior Management
Select middle manager more carefully and upper managers need to know what its like to work on the floor of a store. Some upper management has no idea what the front line jobs even do and have never worked a day in a grocery store.
Pros
Access to leading retail practices
Cons
Limited opportunity for growth for certain roles
