The woman has asked shoppers to 'spare a thought' for Aldi staff
An Aldi employee worker is pleading with customers to stop "moaning" and "abusing" staff during the warmer weather.
She said: "Yes it's silly season. Every man and his dog has come out to play and visit the supermarkets. I'm not just on about my store I'm on about every supermarket, everywhere. READ MORE: Survey: What shop would you like to open in Liverpool city centre? "When we say we don't have a product we genuinely don't. The stock is worked, and worked again hours after. To keep it on the shelves for YOU. My staff are tired but yet keep smiling and pushing through. Because yes, it's our job but more importantly we have a passion and we actually love our jobs.
Other shoppers came out in defence of Aldi staff and the hard work they put in. One person said: "You always work so hard under the pressure of management and customers. It's such a shame more people don't understand the constraints put upon you all. Your doing a great job"
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