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Tesco has announced plans to change its service model at nearly 50 stores, including switching to daytime stock replenishment, cutting the number of service counters and ending 24-hour opening. The decision to reduce hours at 20 stores comes after it was revealed in February that Tesco would look to extend its cutbacks to night-time operations, along with other cost-saving measures, as part of a "recalibrating" of its stores. Customers are changing, shopping habits and the competition are changing, and our service models have to change over time to reflect that Tesco said 2,000 staff members have entered a 45-day consultation period over the changes, which will affect Tesco Extra branches and superstores. It is hoped that the vast majority of those affected will accept changes to their hours or be able to transfer to night shifts at nearby branches. Redundancy is a "last resort" option. Tony Hoggett, Tesco retail director, told The Grocer that the changes were aimed at improving customer service.
He added that trials had shown a positive impact with more staff in the aisles during business hours. He said Tesco had realised that opening stores at night was not a sensible way to conduct business when there were sometimes "only one or two customers in the store". It is absolutely not about saving money "Customers are changing, shopping habits and the competition are changing, and our service models have to change over time to reflect that,” he said. “What we found is that moving from night-time to twilight hours has a positive impact on customer service, whereas when these stores are opening for 24 hours it can mean that you are not at your best when you are at your busiest. At the trial stores, we have seen that service has improved noticeably on all measures. "It is absolutely not about saving money. That's way down the list versus increasing morale and looking to improve service, which is my main job and something we have done very well over the past two years."
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WATCH: Donald Trump actually quoted Batman villain Bane in his inauguration speech EXCLUSIVE: UFC part-owner Ben Affleck wants Conor McGregor to fight Floyd MayweatherMarmite superman has no fears of shortage as he builds stockpile A MARMITE superfan says that he is not worried about Unilever's pricing row with Tesco - because he has a stockpile of the "love it or hate it" spread. TWITTERPhilip Walker eats Marmite every day and has 12 branded items in pride of place in his kitchen, with replica versions of each of the special edition jars and more standard Marmite in the cupboard.Yesterday it was revealed that Unilever products, including Marmite, were taken off online shelves in Tesco.Mr Walker, 43, from Exeter, Devon, said: "I have quite a good stock so it won't stopping me going to Tesco."I am more angry at Unilever than I am at Tesco. It seems Unilever is using Brexit as an excuse to hold Tesco customers to ransom." I put it on pretty much anything The St John Ambulance regional manager, who eats Marmite on a crumpet for breakfast and on a slice of toast when he gets in from work, says he first discovered his love of Marmite in his mid-teens .
Mr Walker, who also loves the spread on rusks aimed at babies, said: "When I was young I hated it, as I got a bit older I started eating it. I ate it and thought I need to have this."I put it on pretty much anything. I love Marmite chocolate. I put it in chilli con carne, on crumpets, on toast. Even on Farley's Rusks"PAScrew you @Unilever - I'm prepared for your greedy nonsense! #/4u4dRMyqPL— Philip Walker (@PhilipW73) October 13, 2016The Marmite fan's collection includes Guinness Marmite, Marmite Gold, Marmite XO, Maa'mite - which was released in 2012 to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, and even a knitted jar.One of his most prized collectables is a final bar of Very Peculiar Marmite chocolate, which was part of the 2010 Christmas gift range and is no longer on sale.PAPAHe added: "I love [Marmite] because it's very British. You can eat it with everything. I look at my kitchen shelf every day. I also have a Marmite kitchen clock and like any good Marmite fan, a Marmite cookbook."