Sophia wrote on Mar 26
th, 2020 at 10:23pm:
I noticed how slow shelves were being replenished. And as for instance, Coles said 5000 jobs will be available to help, and with all the now unemployed applying for jobs, the process seems slow.
My son’s wife had started last week with interviews and applications with resumes and had 3 interviews already.
It’s Thursday night and still waiting for word of application process.
I think that Coles as an example, are overwhelmed with interviews and applications waiting to be processed.
Hence why extra staff are not employed yet, to help restock shelves, then there is some training surely?
I saw yesterday, 2 young lads, in normal clothes, (not wearing woolies storeroom outfits,) being shown products, trolleys, in aisle, and they were asking questions.
So it is happening, new recruits as extra staff, for a while, maybe nighfill casual as long as needed until.....
I think it is a matter of supply and demand. I can't shake the idea that the toiletries are being sent overseas. But, for now, I think supermarkets are doing a slightly higher supply of toilet paper stocking. But they are not going to overextend themselves by getting any more in.
The panic buy should be over by next week.
Not if your second sentence is right....which I know it was happening last week.
Warehouses in Melbourne and Brisbane full of supplies. Greedy Asians.