Asda proposes staff shake with 300 jobs at risk and thousands of workers facing pay cut
Asda has unveiled plans which will put nearly 300 jobs at risk and leave thousands more at risk of having their pay reduced.
It noted that the change would also affect 4,137 hourly-paid workers whose roles would be moved to the daytime. This could mean them losing their night-shift pay premium of at least £2.52 an hour. The move will affect workers who currently restock ambient products, such as pasta and tinned goods, and staff restocking frozen food.
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