Same_as_before
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A true educated Remainer. No generalisations, a fact based point of view.
This feels like something you’d see in the developing nations
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FatCat
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You need to read it again if that’s your take!!!
ForssAwakens
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All of people who work inthe industry in the article are saying they’ll have to close stores cos staff are isolating. If you can quote the part that states that the can’t stock their shelves because staff are isolating that would be great because i couldn’t see it
FatCat
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It’s essentially what the whole article is about but here you go
• The British Retail Consortium (BRC) said it was "increasing pressure on retailers' ability to maintain opening hours and keep shelves stocked"
Frozen Horse
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Just back from my weekly shop.
No use of pictures to replace products, but large swathes of empty space on shelves, and a few items I wasn't able to get.
Ive not been recording it, but I'd think this is the least stocked I've seen it since the initial hoarding during coronavirus.
No use of pictures to replace products, but large swathes of empty space on shelves, and a few items I wasn't able to get.
Ive not been recording it, but I'd think this is the least stocked I've seen it since the initial hoarding during coronavirus.
ForssAwakens
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Employee shortages: Where have all the workers gone?
From hospitality to road haulage, firms say they can't get staff. So are employees now calling the shots?
www.bbc.co.uk
NYboro
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Much the same here. Sainsburys in Darlo has loads of empty spaces.
Frozen Horse
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I was in Sainsbury's in Newcastle; possible it could just be that chain, but I doubt it.
Tears of joy for some then for some then ......
Sainsburys driver try to deliver to their stores one day .........then the Argos in stores next day, not do-able when 30 % of drivers are off
Is asda empty , lidll etc ,? not that i have seen Sainsbury are suffering from trying to supply 2 stores a day , firms are offering increased wages all around now , not before time !!!
Sainsburys driver try to deliver to their stores one day .........then the Argos in stores next day, not do-able when 30 % of drivers are off
Is asda empty , lidll etc ,? not that i have seen Sainsbury are suffering from trying to supply 2 stores a day , firms are offering increased wages all around now , not before time !!!
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SmallTown
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Tears of joy? Who would be happy with “total supply chain collapse”?
I guess the people on here who found it funny
Total collapse of the supply chain in 2-3 weeks from the 25th July. I'll put it in my diary to see what has happened by 15th August. Scaremongering nonsense which of course the OP will be tugging himself off about. Yes, there's an issue with drivers. Total collapse of supply chain? Let's see
SmallTown
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That’s another one of those lies about me. Shame.It seems only one person on here seems to thrive on misery , as he posts little else !!!!, nothing ever positive posted , despite probably posting relentlessly day after day.
Also I believe it was the head of the road haulage association who said there’s going to be a collapse in the supply chain. Obviously it’s easier to attack me than address that issue so you crack on fella
SmallTown
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No I'm not. I've already explained that.
ThePrisoner
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My local Morrisons has removed an entire large rack of shelves that were for spuds and other veg and replaced it with a couple of pallets of bottled water.
Melons that a few weeks ago were £1.50 each are £2.50 now, though on the plus side pineapples were a £1 but are now 80p.
Melons that a few weeks ago were £1.50 each are £2.50 now, though on the plus side pineapples were a £1 but are now 80p.
Randy
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Are they stored on wooden crates? Asking for a friend who needs a shed building.
