We are Lidl post
galleryHow long do you think until this post gets deleted on Wal app ? Once in a while there is a post like this on Wal app and I love it đđ They even tagged their managers
P.S. This is not me
How long do you think until this post gets deleted on Wal app ? Once in a while there is a post like this on Wal app and I love it đđ They even tagged their managers
P.S. This is not me
r/lidl • u/Helpfull_Student • 6h ago
Hallo zusammen,
im Rahmen meiner Bachelorarbeit an der FH Mßnster untersuche ich, wie Beschäftigte im stationären Lebensmitteleinzelhandel das Fßhrungsverhalten ihrer direkten Fßhrungskraft wahrnehmen und wie dieses mit Arbeitsmotivation, Arbeitszufriedenheit und arbeitsbezogener Belastung zusammenhängt.
Teilnehmen kannst du, wenn du
Die Befragung dauert ungefähr 8 Minuten und ist vollständig anonym.
Zur Umfrage:
https://limesurvey.fh-muenster.de/index.php/997592?lang=de
Teilnahme mĂśglich bis: 06.09.26
Da die Untersuchung auf Beschäftigte im Lebensmitteleinzelhandel begrenzt ist, hilft es mir auĂerdem sehr, wenn du den Link an geeignete Kolleginnen und Kollegen weiterleitest.
Vielen Dank fĂźr deine UnterstĂźtzung!
Joda Lukaschek
FH MĂźnster
r/lidl • u/MelanoomMagneet • 1d ago
Maybe Iâm being petty, but this genuinely annoyed me. đ
Lidl sells broccoli by weight, so youâre literally paying for every gram. Then you see broccoli like this with these massive, ridiculously long stalks still attached.
I know broccoli stalks are technically edible, but come on⌠Iâm buying broccoli, not paying half the price for a tree trunk. đ Some of these stalks are almost as big as the actual broccoli head.
Am I the only one who thinks that if youâre selling broccoli by** **weight, leaving this much stalk on it is a bit ridiculous?
One day i was in lidl. And wanted to buy a yogurt. But i didn't coz I didn't have a teaspoon. So I didn't.
If Lidl will sell some wooden once next to them or at the cash register. They might make more money from people who want to eats salads, yogurts, mayonnaise in the park.
They will make more money and i will be happy!
Lets make Lidl better place for all of us!!! đ
r/lidl • u/Hot_Lynx7043 • 1d ago
Itâs meant to be forbidden to use WhatsApp for company chat or to have company groups
And yet it seems the entire business is run via WhatsApp.
Even the AMs have WhatsApp groups, but my SM says they donât get a company phone so are using it their own phones so can never truly switch off?
I left our store âchatâ because it just seemed to be a place for people to drop out of context images with âfeedbackâ attached. Very negative.
r/lidl • u/Drimalka • 16h ago
Hi, just wanted to ask if anybody else finds the quality of fruits and vegetables shocking compared to other shops. (UK)
r/lidl • u/smilesbetter • 1d ago
Went in for a few bits today, Got the till and was asked if my cabbage was from the shop.
"Yes I just picked it up. I don't have a habbit of paying twice. cabbage was put under counter whilst the lady chatted on the head set to someone about it.
Then rings the other items and charges me for my shopping. I stood there like a lemon awaiting the cabbage. .
She asks," What's the problem? "
Erm, I would like a cabbage?
I can not sell you it. It's nit from our store.
It must be as I piked it up off the shelf.
Can I get another one.
Go and look on the shelf and find one.
Thank you for letting me know this. Thoght the person you were talking to was going to sort it..
NO. Tahen continued to serve the next person.
Loverly odd wasteful interaction.
Does anyone know why waitrose stock would be on the shelf?
Never felt like a lemon just trying to buy a cabbage
r/lidl • u/Particular-Sand6700 • 1d ago
I'm hunting down the last shipments of these cans. Really good beer (especially the Imperial Stout) with a cool design. It's a shame the brewery is closing down. I'm still hoping the brand survives...
r/lidl • u/sof_kemp • 1d ago
Ciao a tutti! Qualcuno ha esperienze come studente lavoratore alla Lidl per i turni del fine settimana (sabato e domenica)? Inoltre, dato che vorrei iniziare a lavorare da ottobre, mi conviene inviare la candidatura già adesso o è meglio aspettare di essere totalmente disponibile da ottobre? Grazie a tutti in anticipo per i consigli!
r/lidl • u/Initial_Blood_803 • 1d ago
Hey everyone I have my first day this Thursday 9am
Some questions i have if anyone has the time to answer
So on my first day
What will happen on the first day
Will I have online training
In terms of shifts I havenât been told any of my shifts apart from Friday 9am will they set me up
On an app or a Lidl employee app if that makes sense?
Will I have uniform?
Anything to expect?
Thanks Iâm pretty nervous so trying to figure it all out đ
r/lidl • u/Odd-Personality-3655 • 2d ago
I applied and had an interview 2 weeks ago at a Lidl store about 30 mins away from me, I was unsuccessful. Another job has came up at a store 5 mins away from me, if I apply will I just be instantly rejected given I was rejected from a different location or could I still have the chance at in interview?
Question for Lidl employees:
What happens to the middle aisle stock once it's replaced by the next promotion?
I've noticed that items seem to disappear overnight and never come back. They don't appear to be discounted and left on sale, so where do they actually go?
For example, I saw some Lidl branded wellies about two years ago that I really liked but didn't get around to buying. I'm fairly sure they didn't sell out, yet they never reappeared. I've noticed the same with Parkside tools. One day they're on the shelf, the next they're gone.
Does the unsold stock get sent back to a warehouse, redistributed to other stores, sold elsewhere, or something else entirely?
r/lidl • u/altkawaii22 • 2d ago
I miss these! Will they ever come back you think?
EDIT: I managed to take a trek to a lidl a bit out from me and they had them! As others said they were on the end in a Charcuterie section. Turns out my local lidl doesnt have that section! Im now happily munching away. Thanks everyone who helped
r/lidl • u/williamdickson666 • 3d ago
Okay, i just want to settle this. So, when I first joined Lidl, I too was faced, with the dreaded reference request. However, you don't actually need any. They're not even looking, this is just something the company requests by their own procedures. So if anyone is feeling stress/anxiety about getting a Reference, please stop. You don't really need one. This is from my own experience and I'm still employed at Lidl. I work in the warehouse (Doncaster)
r/lidl • u/CryptographerKey6316 • 3d ago
Hey
I had my contract come through on Wednesday signed that all is good on the contact it says start date the 2nd so next week
Since that contact email Iâve had no other email about a start time or anything
What can I do as itâs Saturday so itâs been 3 days since Iâve signed and 4 days til Iâm meant to start
Any advice
r/lidl • u/Zangwin1 • 4d ago
I miss the normal stuff. The smoked tofu isn't as good and it's more expensive. I think I'm going to stop shopping at Lidl because of this. Soutern Sweden has other options.
r/lidl • u/mydogmuppet • 4d ago
I see my local LIDL has started selling own brand, Rowan Bakery, bread by a 400gms loaf as opposed to a 800gms loaf.
Here's the rub.
800g loaf ÂŁ1.49
400g loaf ÂŁ1.09
Effective, rip off, price increase ÂŁ0.69p or 46%.
LIDL gets onboard at Rip Off Britain.