r/Bunnings

how does part time work at bunnings, i’ve recieved my contract it’s a 25 hour per week, will i get set shifts and set days or just any day of the week as long as i reach at least 25 hours?

Are they good and with what

Does anyone know if the Bunnings trade hoodies on eBay are the same as the ones they used to hand out? I’m desperate for another cos they’re so damn comfy but I’m not in the trades anymore

Had a guy tell me he was on 145k as newly hired manager at bunnings? This true?

His profile is sufficient _sense_214

In the whole of the hardware store there was one guy rostered who was trained to cut wood and he went out.

Wasted an hour trying to track him down to cut my bit of wood in three.

Seems dodgy.

And so the juggernaut grows and so the employees become drones

Anyone else notice Bunnings has gone totally stupid with so much of their stock & prices!?? As a tradie I have seen the things I've bought regularly over the years go up & up & up & up!!! Until it is now not worth me buying from them anymore! The trouble is if I want it any cheaper I have to try & find it ​online & then wait around a week for it, if I'm lucky!!. So yeah! Not too convenient when you need something at short notice!!. I'm sure they are still relatively competitive with some things, & more then likely still a little cheaper on all the new stuff they are trying to break onto the market with, & are now stocking​!. But for how long!!?... We a feeding this monster company who will then turn on us & treat us like prey!!. 10% cheaper hey! ​If you can find anyone else!!... Fork you Bunnings!!!. Rant over. I kinda feel better now 😊

Not much else to say but I just had to get it out. The ridiculous changes in store culture, managers making sure shit flows downstream to floor staff. Also the new KPI rule can get fucked.

If you shop at Bunnings, do us a favour and refuse to pay with the Bquick/mobile docket. The more that customers refuse the mobile dockets, the quicker the higher ups will realise it’s a pointless exercise.

I’ll never look back.

Hello all, I was just trying to find out some information following a conversation with my partner. We have moved to WA and, in their sausage sizzles, they use full hot dog rolls. Now personally, i find these to be massively hit and miss. I’d say maybe 1-2 in 10 are beautiful and fresh but most are a bit stale and then chewy and given the quantam of bread, really spoils the whole thing.
Now coming from QLD and NT I was only ever used to normal bread being used and I ended up asking them over here why they use the rolls and apparently it’s mandated by Bunnings.
Now I’m curious what happens in the other states? Is it one or the other? Would appreciate your help in knowing

My partner has his heart set on getting one of the Bunnings jumpers (apparently it’s a tradie badge of honour 😂) He’s already signed up to the Tradie Network, but still hasn’t been able to get one.
Does anyone know how I could get my hands on one? I’d love to surprise him with it

I’m thinking about handing my resume into my local Bunnings, just wondering other people’s experiences while working there. :)

Feeling like a solicitor in the timberyard trying to force people to “transact at the rack”.

It used to be an average retail job. Why do the people higher up have to force random nonsense KPIs on us?