HOMESAVERS CORK ROAD WATERFORD

enniscorthy

Darc19 wrote: »

Google Mr Naeem Maniar

You will find he spouts a lot of hot air with his claims and projections.

People say "what about the jobs" - most are part time and paid as low as possible (under €8 for the younger staff), short shifts and generally unattractive working conditions.

Then it takes business from other stores who have to let people go, so rarely a net gain.


Mr Price is another that flouts the planning laws as does dealz in some locations.

hi mate any inside info on that lets hear it

Darc19

enniscorthy wrote: »

hi mate any inside info on that lets hear it

Can you write in English?

And I'm not your mate.

If it's the €8 per hour, just ask some of the younger workers. It's not illegal, but companies like this take on young staff in order to pay as little as possible.

McDonald's do it too, but they give excellent training and move you to the €10.60 rate within a few months.

You don't need "inside information"

Asdfgh2020

smellyoldboot wrote: »

Most likely they didn't plamás the council too much or oil the wheels with a few free dinners for the lads so off they jolly well Fcuk.

Most Moronic comment of the ‘thread’ here!

JWaterford

Yes, lots of different places put younger people on the reduced minimum wage. Supervalu also did this when I worked there. They didn't increase the pay until they had too. I believe its a very common practice.

Wanderer78

JWaterford wrote: »

Yes, lots of different places put younger people on the reduced minimum wage. Supervalu also did this when I worked there. They didn't increase the pay until they had too. I believe its a very common practice.

yup, low wage inflation and increased precarious of employment has been the game for a long time, im sure it ll work out!

smellyoldboot

Asdfgh2020 wrote: »

Most Moronic comment of the ‘thread’ here!

You, appear to have a problem. Best of luck with that.

SweetCaliber

They've just had about 100+ metal combi's delivered to their Tramore store, not sure if thats a good or bad sign.

Edit: Looks like they are filling the combi's with stock and putting them in the truck

Wanderer78

SweetCaliber wrote:

Edit: Looks like they are filling the combi's with stock and putting them in the truck

The council will probably be blamed for this also, this chap will be in court for a while

davyboy1975

The injunction has been lifted for now

SweetCaliber

Wanderer78 wrote: »

The council will probably be blamed for this also, this chap will be in court for a while

Was told that they arent allowed sell food not sure if thats only for the tramore store or not but all the combis that went into the truck last night was all food.

iseegirls

Was in today, they've removed all food products, which is a pity. But if it leaves them to remain open, I guess it'll do.

Harry Palmr

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/retail-and-services/high-court-orders-waterford-discount-stores-to-close-1.4438668?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

Two Homesavers discount stores in Co Waterford which opened just before the Christmas market got underway must close down, the High Court ordered. While a third Homesavers store in Waterford city can remain open, it cannot sell convenience goods, including food, clothing and footwear, Mr Justice Garrett Simons ruled.

Waterford City and County Council got an interim injunction last month preventing the Homesavers operators remaining open because it was claimed they were in breach of planning permission.

Aquos76

The Waterford city premises can continue to operate but will be restrained from selling clothes, footwear, and convenience goods, including non-durable household goods and food. Unauthorised signs there are also to be removed within 72 hours.

What else is left for them to sell?