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I use to wear Dunlop Volley's to work until one day I dropped a large can of dog food on my foot. I then started wearing leather shoes.

It should be done by the Secretary / Pay Clerk at your store and if not you not paid correctly you should bring it up with them. They are trained in industrial relations and will want to insure that you are payed the correct amount regardless of what management says.

Toombul in Brisbane. A bit far for you to Commute but it shows that it isn't too late.

You can try your local store. The Coles down the road from me is looking for staff at the moment.

They are made from quite a thick material but they weren't too bad to wear in the heat on the way to work. I'm more concerned about winter next year since we won't be able to wear long sleeve shirts. How old are your scanners ? It was a common problem with the scanners at my work till they...

Started wearing the Brown Polo shirts this week where I work. Everyone will be given a certain amount of shirts for free to replace the blue / white ones. I think it is two for casuals, three for part times and four for full timers.

That sounds about right greekgun as Coles have had issues with people working with the incorrect visa before.

Ask your service manager. The worse they could say is no.

The Coles at Capalaba Park in the outer eastern suburbs of Brisbane has this setup. It was rather weird to see.

It does sounds silly doesn't it. Well that is what we are expected to do at my store. According to management we have to do this because our store is being overhauled and this a decision by state office. I would love to know what the SDA would think of it since we don't have anti-fatigue mats...

Well I found this thread via Facebook. I've been working for Coles for nearly three years now in the service area. Does anybody have to stand in front of their checkout whilst they are not serving customers ?