Британские супермаркеты начали нанимать персонал для защиты дорогих мясных продуктов из-за роста краж в магазинах, вызванного кризисом стоимости жизни

Британские супермаркеты начали нанимать персонал для защиты дорогих мясных продуктов из-за роста краж в магазинах, вызванного кризисом стоимости жизни

овёс хамон то нынче дорог...

мешки с песком и огневые точки у входа. )))

с фэйс контроль

Господа, понимаю, что такие статейки греют.
Вы реально в это верите?

Это примерно то же, что здесь пишут о нас:
«Россия сжигает свой газ, потому что в Европе все отказались его покупать.» 
Наверное, это сильно греет европейского обывателя.)

бл9ть тебе обложки показывать чтоли ?

министр каких то там дел пишет:бл9ть тебе обложки показывать чтоли ?

Не ругайся.)))
Буду благодарна оригиналу статьи.

Спикер британской Палаты общин предложил запитать Вестминстерский дворец, где заседает парламент, от гидротурбин на набережной Темзы. Все чтобы снизить счета за электричество. Лишь бы не налаживать отношения с Россией

СМИ: В британских магазинах поставили GPS-трекеры на мясо из-за роста краж

Догадываюсь, что ты что-то выложил.
Но у меня ничего не видно.
Ладно, проехали.

фотка с мясом и там наклейка охраняется меткой GPS

министр каких то там дел пишет:фотка с мясом и там наклейка охраняется меткой GPS

С GPS, понятно.
А с дополнительным охранником
На мой взгляд неоправданные расходы.
Прикинь, дополнительный охранник на 12 часов в сутки?
Это деньги в день немалые для небольшого магазинчика.
А для большого - одним дополнительным охранником не обойдёшься.
Думаю, что журналисты привирают.)

из магазинов как пи3дили так и будут пи3дить по всему миру это происходит

министр каких то там дел пишет:из магазинов как пи3дили так и будут пи3дить по всему миру это происходит

У нас в куче магазинов даже кассиров сильно сократили.
Всё на самообслуживании.
Это говорит о том, что потери от воровства продуктов ниже потерь от оплаты труда дополнительных сотрудников.

cходила в магазин. У нас все спокойно, никто полки не штурмует.

может где-то по-другому, я за всю Одесу не скажу

Может всем нам пора уже писать только то что сами видели и знаем наверняка,кругом фейки и ложь

anw пишет:Может всем нам пора уже писать только то что сами видели и знаем наверняка,кругом фейки и ложь

не расстраивайся. прорвемся. Я вот проревелась и ничего...Собралась.

У нас а Кауфланде, в Лидле и в Билле самообслуга.

Сова пишет:Догадываюсь, что ты что-то выложил.
Но у меня ничего не видно.
Ладно, проехали.

Я не большой знаток английского, но вот что-то.

Supermarkets have enlisted staff to protect expensive cuts of meat due to increased shoplifting sparked by the cost-of-living crisis, according to a new report. 
The upmarket stores in Maidenhead were forced to act after losing ‘thousands of pounds worth of stock’ every week.
The Berkshire town’s manager Robyn Bunyan said the significant spike in thefts suffered by major retailers is thought to have been brought about by rising food costs.
A combination of the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine has caused staggeringly high inflation, which has sent the price of groceries rising at the fastest rate since the global financial crisis in 2008.
Ms Bunyan said supermarkets had been forced to employ ‘meat monitors’ to watch over expensive cuts, with the town’s larger stores such as Waitrose and Marks & Spencer said to be most impacted.


Ms Bunyan told a town meeting this week the shoplifting issue was becoming ‘huge’, according to the Maidenhead Advertiser.
She added that while it was not a fresh concern, Maidenhead has ‘issues’ with shoplifting and anti-social behaviour.  ‘It is an issue that has continued for many years, we are experiencing a vast spike in that,’ Ms Bunyan said. 



‘This is a high-value issue that is unfortunately not going to disappear.’
Thames Valley Police’s engagement officer Jeff Pick also told councillors that shops often do not bother to pursue criminal charges due to the length of time it takes to find and prosecute offenders. 
The forum heard that criminals were ‘bold’ and would threaten staff if they were stopped from leaving a store with stolen products.
Metro.co.uk has contacted Waitrose and Marks & Spencer for comment.
Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@metro.co.uk.For more stories like this, check our news page.

EITotleben пишет:

Сова пишет:Догадываюсь, что ты что-то выложил.
Но у меня ничего не видно.
Ладно, проехали.

Я не большой знаток английского, но вот что-то.

Supermarkets have enlisted staff to protect expensive cuts of meat due to increased shoplifting sparked by the cost-of-living crisis, according to a new report. 
The upmarket stores in Maidenhead were forced to act after losing ‘thousands of pounds worth of stock’ every week.
The Berkshire town’s manager Robyn Bunyan said the significant spike in thefts suffered by major retailers is thought to have been brought about by rising food costs.
A combination of the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine has caused staggeringly high inflation, which has sent the price of groceries rising at the fastest rate since the global financial crisis in 2008.
Ms Bunyan said supermarkets had been forced to employ ‘meat monitors’ to watch over expensive cuts, with the town’s larger stores such as Waitrose and Marks & Spencer said to be most impacted.


Ms Bunyan told a town meeting this week the shoplifting issue was becoming ‘huge’, according to the Maidenhead Advertiser.
She added that while it was not a fresh concern, Maidenhead has ‘issues’ with shoplifting and anti-social behaviour.  ‘It is an issue that has continued for many years, we are experiencing a vast spike in that,’ Ms Bunyan said. 



‘This is a high-value issue that is unfortunately not going to disappear.’
Thames Valley Police’s engagement officer Jeff Pick also told councillors that shops often do not bother to pursue criminal charges due to the length of time it takes to find and prosecute offenders. 
The forum heard that criminals were ‘bold’ and would threaten staff if they were stopped from leaving a store with stolen products.
Metro.co.uk has contacted Waitrose and Marks & Spencer for comment.
Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@metro.co.uk.For more stories like this, check our news page.

все правильно вверху выделено

Юлия Цезарь пишет:

anw пишет:Может всем нам пора уже писать только то что сами видели и знаем наверняка,кругом фейки и ложь

не расстраивайся.  прорвемся. Я вот проревелась и ничего...Собралась.

А ты(вы)(оно)(они) чего ревела?

Во-во, и два пулемёта на крышу консерватории. Чтоб тушёнку не воровали (с)

anw пишет:Может всем нам пора уже писать только то что сами видели и знаем наверняка,кругом фейки и ложь

это ж неинтересно будет

Published on 17:42 GMT
Police: Woman leaves infants on sidewalk after shoplifting
KINGSTON, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Investigators are charging a woman after they say she tried stealing from a Turkey Hill and left her children on the sidewalk during heavy traffic. According to the Kingston Police Department, on September 7 …

правда новости по воровству в магазинах в основном из США

британцы пока о себе не пишут, другим заняты

EITotleben пишет:

Сова пишет:Догадываюсь, что ты что-то выложил.
Но у меня ничего не видно.
Ладно, проехали.

Я не большой знаток английского, но вот что-то.

Supermarkets have enlisted staff to protect expensive cuts of meat due to increased shoplifting sparked by the cost-of-living crisis, according to a new report. 
The upmarket stores in Maidenhead were forced to act after losing ‘thousands of pounds worth of stock’ every week.
The Berkshire town’s manager Robyn Bunyan said the significant spike in thefts suffered by major retailers is thought to have been brought about by rising food costs.
A combination of the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine has caused staggeringly high inflation, which has sent the price of groceries rising at the fastest rate since the global financial crisis in 2008.
Ms Bunyan said supermarkets had been forced to employ ‘meat monitors’ to watch over expensive cuts, with the town’s larger stores such as Waitrose and Marks & Spencer said to be most impacted.


Ms Bunyan told a town meeting this week the shoplifting issue was becoming ‘huge’, according to the Maidenhead Advertiser.
She added that while it was not a fresh concern, Maidenhead has ‘issues’ with shoplifting and anti-social behaviour.  ‘It is an issue that has continued for many years, we are experiencing a vast spike in that,’ Ms Bunyan said. 



‘This is a high-value issue that is unfortunately not going to disappear.’
Thames Valley Police’s engagement officer Jeff Pick also told councillors that shops often do not bother to pursue criminal charges due to the length of time it takes to find and prosecute offenders. 
The forum heard that criminals were ‘bold’ and would threaten staff if they were stopped from leaving a store with stolen products.
Metro.co.uk has contacted Waitrose and Marks & Spencer for comment.
Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@metro.co.uk.For more stories like this, check our news page.

ООО!!!
Спасибо!
Надо же. А я не поверила.
Приношу свои извинения.

До чего дошло. Магазины за неделю теряют  по несколько тысяч.

Сова пишет:

EITotleben пишет:
Я не большой знаток английского, но вот что-то.

Supermarkets have enlisted staff to protect expensive cuts of meat due to increased shoplifting sparked by the cost-of-living crisis, according to a new report. 
The upmarket stores in Maidenhead were forced to act after losing ‘thousands of pounds worth of stock’ every week.
The Berkshire town’s manager Robyn Bunyan said the significant spike in thefts suffered by major retailers is thought to have been brought about by rising food costs.
A combination of the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine has caused staggeringly high inflation, which has sent the price of groceries rising at the fastest rate since the global financial crisis in 2008.
Ms Bunyan said supermarkets had been forced to employ ‘meat monitors’ to watch over expensive cuts, with the town’s larger stores such as Waitrose and Marks & Spencer said to be most impacted.


Ms Bunyan told a town meeting this week the shoplifting issue was becoming ‘huge’, according to the Maidenhead Advertiser.
She added that while it was not a fresh concern, Maidenhead has ‘issues’ with shoplifting and anti-social behaviour.  ‘It is an issue that has continued for many years, we are experiencing a vast spike in that,’ Ms Bunyan said. 



‘This is a high-value issue that is unfortunately not going to disappear.’
Thames Valley Police’s engagement officer Jeff Pick also told councillors that shops often do not bother to pursue criminal charges due to the length of time it takes to find and prosecute offenders. 
The forum heard that criminals were ‘bold’ and would threaten staff if they were stopped from leaving a store with stolen products.
Metro.co.uk has contacted Waitrose and Marks & Spencer for comment.
Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@metro.co.uk.For more stories like this, check our news page.

ООО!!!
Спасибо!
Надо же. А я не поверила.
Приношу свои извинения.

До чего дошло. Магазины за неделю теряют  по несколько тысяч.

видишь и персонал назначили Supermarkets have enlisted staff

https://youtu.be/GaF6fRxniRc

К 2025 году многие магазины Японии перейдут на работу без кассиров и продавщиц

пускай переходят на кошатину и крысятину
не баре
перетопчуццца
когда империя в охне

А вот в говноПутии хлебушек начинают продавать в кредит, аж на 12 месяцев