Budget Leaks Part 3001 - National Minimum Wage

[d000hg]

Possibly but it makes sense to do the tins in the warehouse and add Fruit & veg from stores that way you only have one perishable store.

Both Tesco & Sainsbury's have pickers in the big stores.

With most supermarkets now out of town, each large store's warehouse could double as the fulfilment centre for deliveries - they already have cold storage for everything that's not on the shelves.

[mookiemoo]

Ocado already have everything picked by robots - its just humans that do the bagging at the end for some stuff.

[Gibbon]

With most supermarkets now out of town, each large store's warehouse could double as the fulfilment centre for deliveries - they already have cold storage for everything that's not on the shelves.

I don't think it works that way with the Just In Time supply model. The store warehouses are little more than a goods inward depot, the 'warehouse' is the store.

[vetran]

I don't think it works that way with the Just In Time supply model. The store warehouses are little more than a goods inward depot, the 'warehouse' is the store.

Slough has one of the Biggest Tesco stores, they have pickers collecting stuff. But this does look like the future

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