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Laura McLellan says she has never humiliated, felt so, as if you and your team from the checkout operator and was told that they were the key worker.

The Tesco supermarket workers felt so proud that she wanted to go back In Time to tell the head of your school about the important work she was doing now, while the Corona-Virus-pandemic.

"I'm not afraid to come to work," She Said .

"I don't feel in danger, because we do everything, maybe we can have a situation in this unprecedented. "

As a checkout manager, Laura is responsible for 60 of the 200 staff at the Tesco superstore in Leith.

'Pull together'

you said she was not aware of, to show fear, in the case it would be "ripple-down" to your colleagues.

"I have colleagues at the beginning of, the goods concerned, and a young guy was so excited that we offered him to break a life-style.

"There are concerns, but we all pull together, which was really positive.

"I have to be even more front-line workers are humiliated, it is a nice title. "

The 42-year-old said in the early stages, before the safety measures were introduced, some employees asked you to stack shelves rather than work at the cash registers.

She Said : "When the screens went up on the funds, which have a lot of for your peace of mind, although it was really overwhelming at first.

"The screen makes you feel like you are in a gold fish bowl, because they warp The Sound . Also, you feel like you are yelling. "

But She Said it was better than the "strange feeling" wearing masks.

"We have a lot of regular older customers who have been coming here for nearly 20 years and speaks to you through a mask was hard for you," she added.

"courage"

Laura said that "a lot of courage" to enforce The Rules with some customers.

She Said : "We have around 50,000 customers a week, and the volume of people, it's been difficult marshaling.

"A couple of weeks ago, we had limited items, people were secretly returned to The Store , and others had to be asked to stay back, out of the funds.

"It requires a lot of courage, if you push-back from customers. to get

"I also have employees man The Door , strong enough to enforce. "

Laura said her sister was also at The Front as a nurse.

She Said : "I never thought my mom would have two front-line to make workers worry about, especially me working in a supermarket.

"My husband, Mark, is in isolation because he has asthma, so I have to take off my uniform and go straight to the shower, when I get home, before I can say Hello. "

And she added: "I never would have thought that the sale of bread-and-butter-I would be proud of this, but I Am . "

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Source of news: bbc.com