Wm Morrison Supermarkets Reviews
Updated Feb 13, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Very flexible.
Perfect for students.
Good working environment due to fellow staff and immediate managers although senior management are not too sympathetic/emphathetic.
Cons
Oppertunity for promotion and scope of promotion is limited due to nature of business.
Advice to Senior Management
Appreciate the staff at a lower level more. These are the very people doing the more tedious tasks that run the stores themselves. Recognise the fact that these are the people working for you to receive your pay/bonuses.
Pros
some colleagues are nice but most people are rubbish
Cons
management always thinks about themselve rather than staff
Advice to Senior Management
should listen to every staff in each department how they feel and how their managers treat them rather than just listen to department heads
Pros
easy work, anyone with a alittle work experience can get thois job, very good pay for what you do.
Cons
holidays are quite poor and takes ages to process
Advice to Senior Management
Better process for holidays
Pros
10% staff discount in stores!
Cons
Limited career growth opportunity in IT field.
Advice to Senior Management
Change the orthodox style of management.
Pros
Variety of shifts, which is good for students and mums, who can fit in work round lectures, exams or children, 10% off when shopping for groceries.
Cons
Lousy pay - lowest of all the major supermarkets. Expected to work extremely hard. Senior management have no idea how to treat staff. Only get promotion if your face fits. Expected to work past shift finishing times with no extra pay. Expected to know how to do job with bare minimum, or in some cases no, training. Checkout staff treated as children, constantly having to get authorisation from harassed and overworked supervisors. No back-up from managers.
Advice to Senior Management
Speak to staff the way you would like to be spoken to. Listen to staff complaints and advice. Accept that you might be well paid, but you don't know everything.
Pros
Very good in terms of flexible working hours in the long term, but not so helpful if there is a short term need. Senior management is excellent, very professional and competent (generally). I only work on the weekend, as a student, the work is easy and if you are with like-minded people, it can be very enjoyable. Time-and-a-half pay on a sunday! awesomes!
Cons
Middle management can very often be terrible, promotions giving to people simply not worthy of it. training can be very poor. they seem to employ absolutely anyone, this can often lead to working with people who are incompetent at their job.
Advice to Senior Management
Be a bit picky!!!! dont simply employ anyone who applys, take advantage of students, we are smart and professional and want something good for our cv, so exploit us more instead of employing full-time staff who are utterly hopeless!
Pros
Good support, opportunity to progress, recognition of talent, friendly staff, good benefits for employees and social events, good pay once into management
Cons
Hard work, may have to work overtime some times to cover other people, you are expected to know everything from the start so must learn quickly
Advice to Senior Management
The leadership structure is very good at morrisons, the senior tea work well and know how best to sell products effectively and efficiently.
