FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of an Online Assistant?
The primary responsibility of an Online Assistant is to ensure online customer orders are fulfilled accurately and efficiently, from picking products in-store to processing orders in the warehouse and assisting drivers with loading.
Is experience in retail or technology required for this role?
While previous experience in retail or technology is helpful, it is not strictly required. A keen attention to detail and comfort with using new technology are important.
What physical demands does this job involve?
This job involves being active and may require lifting and moving shopping containers weighing up to 15kg.
What age must I be to apply for shifts that cover hours earlier than 6am or later than 11pm?
You must be at least 18 years of age to apply for shifts that cover hours earlier than 6am or later than 11pm.
What benefits do Online Assistants receive?
Benefits include a nightshift premium, a discount card for shopping, free food and drinks, generous holiday entitlement, shopping discounts, family leave, pension matching, share schemes, and wellbeing support.
How long do I need to work before I can access the discount card?
You can access the discount card after working for four weeks.
What additional pay is offered for night shifts?
A nightshift premium of £2.45 is paid for every hour worked between midnight and 5am, where applicable.
What is the process for managing customer queries?
Online Assistants support with customer queries by processing orders and providing assistance in-store and at the online warehouse.
Are there opportunities for growth within the company?
Yes, Sainsbury's is committed to helping employees be the best they can be, providing opportunities for training and advancement.
How does Sainsbury's support employee wellbeing?
Sainsbury's offers free access to an Employee Assistance Programme which provides confidential support and guidance on a wide range of issues.