Workers at Home Bargains distribution centres are fearing for the future after being told of plans that could see their wages cut back.
One worker at one of the company's distribution centre in Liverpool said he will face an £8,000 pay cut under new proposals and will be unable to afford to pay his mortgage. The company said it does not intend to reduce pay or cut jobs under its proposed restructure.
But a document sent to staff and seen by the ECHO, suggests the changes would see three current roles within Home Bargains distribution centres streamlined into one position. It states that senior supervisor, supervisor and team leader positions would be replaced by one section manager job with a salary of £35,200.
