Is it just me...or has ASDA gone downhill a lot recently?

I work for them and they have gone massively downhill, last time I said this people said Id get wrong for speaking bad for a company I work for. I'm entitled to my option and work for them 19 years so know how much has changed.
Prices have gone inside, when I you mentioned the pizzas, the 10" creat your own that are on the counters are £6 now.
The shops always under staffed and expect everybody to do double the work to when I first started.
They've changed hours and pay so much, when I first started you worked 3 bank holiday and got the rest off and paid or you could come in and get time and a half, now they try making you work them all without even time and a half.
Christmas we used to get a £20 Asda gift card, little tub or sweets and cheap bottle of champagne, now we get nothing.
They no longer do the double discount days it's only 15%
At the back doors where staff park, loads have stopped parking due to there being about 10 huge pot holes.
Our roof always leaks when it rains.
I could be here all day...
If you ever want to know a price of something download the Scan and Go App, it'll tell you the price then and there, save you going to a till or asking somebody

£16 added to the cashpot for the £166 which would have cost far less in Lidl!

I think they are accelerating down the pan

This is what happens when a business gets acquired through a leveraged buyout, saddled with debt and more costs, they have to cut corners elsewhere.

Definitely agree. I don't really shop in store with Asda anymore, and avoid grocery deliveries from them where possible but the experiences I have had over the past year or so have been really poor. The amount of items unavailable or substituted with deliveries is verging on comical it's that poor. Quality has definitely been stepped down, whilst the prices seem to have been raised, significantly in places. Can't speak for all delivery drivers, but a lot of them I have had don't seem to read delivery instructions, and can also often be quite impatient and at times...rude (I've had one horrible driver in particular with absolutely no customer service awareness whatsoever). They've taken away the option of bags completely now with deliveries, which I think they've done more for their own back pocket and to save time more so than for any other reason. And whenever I do receive a delivery for them, out of the items that do actually arrive... I now always check dates, because they are often either use by same day or the following day. It's supposed to be 2+ days. On my two most recent orders I received an item on both that had already expired. If you compare them with Morrisons home deliveries, it's night and day. Morrisons rarely substitutes items, you order knowing it will turn up, and dates are always good.

In terms of in store experience, my local ones are a similar sad story. The demographic for Asda was always more budget friendly for families, but without being a snob...it feels more like a cheap and nasty rough supermarket now more than ever, but with increasing prices.

I've gone from someone who shopped here regularly back in the day, to avoiding them wherever I can now.

Great Bridge Asda definitely has. There's a lot more items out of stock when I shop there than there used to be, really bad stock rotation (I've seen stuff in fridges which expired over a month ago a few times) and the scan and go isn't working more often than it is.

My local Aldi in Wakefield has gone downhill where you struggle to get around with a lot of staff who used to work nights are on nearly every aisle restocking with their huge pallet of goods blocking the shelves and if you have a trolley you can't get past them on some aisle. Then theirs the new self-checkout is a nightmare with the machines always acting up then you have to wait a minute or so because the staff member has gone walkabout. It's getting to a point where it's not even worth the hassle of shopping there just to save a pound or so because they are not cheap anymore anyway on a lot of goods.

Asda is pretty bad these days. Shelves often remain unfilled for a week at a time, there are never any staff on the shop floor to ask about anything. Lots of food past its expiry date that will end up in the bin still on the shelves. A frustrating experience all round. (edited)

I don't know if you've gone downhill recently, but the local Asda has. Barely 20% of total freezer capacity was in use last night, with many compartments completely empty. Shelves with lots of empty boxes, and around 16 of 18 checkouts not manned. The last point is now a standard feature irrespective of day or time.

It’s been like it for a few years now garbage!

I do know something about Asda it has gone very expensive ever since it was taken over.

IMy local Asda has been going downhill for a while, but the past year its been really obvious.

The aisles are constantly full of discarded packaging left by the staff, other rubbish dragged in by customers, it's usually a mess no matter what time it is.

Lots of empty shelves too. Half the time the pricing is either not there, or wrong.

Leaks from the pipes above are all over the shop floor. They've stopped bothering to put a bucket down now. Often no sign either. (edited)

I definitely noticed a difference in Asda for a while now. I used go in there for most of my shopping cause I have to walk past it if I've been at my mum's. Never been in it for months now.

£166 shop! That's 6 weeks for us.... And we eat well


But you won't find us queueing for rank pizzas with no staff, then moaning online about it.....

Agree, empty shelves and items in odd places organised by people who have no idea. I tried to buy bras in there the other day, now they mix the wired with the non and stuff is just everywhere and the sizes are all mixed up