I am surprised and disappointed that Migros is apparently not willing to give its employees, who have to work during the day (without natural light), two 20-minute paid breaks to fill up on light.
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Hello Maverick1
Migros is aware of the importance of the issue of "daylight in the workplace". The ShopVille Zurich HB case concerns the Migros Cooperative Zurich and is a pending case that is still ongoing. For these reasons, we are unable to provide any further information for the time being.
I hope you will understand.
Kind regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
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in most Migros stores there is no daylight, only a little at the exit, I hope that a good solution will be found for the employees
@acko: Yes, yes, every employee is to blame if the working conditions are bad. Seriously: Migros has a reputation as a social employer, so it also has a responsibility to provide good working conditions.
I worked in the Coop and only had daylight at the entrance and no paid breaks. It didn't really bother me. And that's the case in many stores. I also worked in a club for three years, no daylight there either ;) And no paid breaks either, much less pay, working at night and on Sundays. (And no, I'm not complaining about that.) I understand the moaning about working conditions in the retail trade, but others have worse working conditions. (and don't complain as much)
I also work in a shopping center and in a Migros cooperative. Do we see light? Nope. There's a basement atmosphere. But as I said, you know where and how you're going to work before you start. Instead of spending your breaks indoors (as I often see employees do in the shopping center), get out into the fresh air!