Worked at more than one supermarket?

Can I join more than one supermarket equal pay claim?

Worked in-store at Asda and Morrisons or Sainsbury’s? You may be owed by both.

You only pay if you win: just 24% + VAT, others charge 35%.

One check covers all three Free, no win no fee Current and former staff

Free to check · takes 60 seconds · nobody at your employer needs to know

Why you might have two claims

Separate supermarket, separate claim

Each claim relates to a different employer, the work you did for that employer, and the pay you received while you worked there.

For example

If you worked in-store for Asda and later worked in-store for Morrisons or Sainsbury’s, you may need to check whether you have separate claims against each supermarket.

Supermarket equal pay claims are brought against individual employers. So if you worked in hourly paid, in-store roles for more than one supermarket, you should check whether you may be eligible for each one.

Check each employer

Which supermarkets did you work for?

You may be able to check your position if you worked in-store for any of these. Worked at more than one? Check them all — we can check each one for you.

Asda

Hourly paid, in-store roles.

Check Asda
Morrisons

Hourly paid, in-store roles.

Check Morrisons
Sainsbury's

Hourly paid, in-store roles.

Check Sainsbury's

This could include roles such as:

checkoutsshelvesstockcustomer serviceonline pickingcounterspetrol stationsother hourly paid shopfloor roles
Back-pay estimator

See what one claim could be worth

Run it once per employer. If you worked at two supermarkets, your time at each is counted against that employer separately.

£20,800
Your time at Asda could be worth around this, based on a pay gap of about £2.50/hr.

An illustration only, based on the figures you enter and a representative pay gap. Not a promise of compensation.

How the maths works

A small hourly gap adds up

Even a difference of a couple of pounds an hour builds into thousands over the years you worked.

Illustrative example — one employer
Hours a week32
Weeks a year52
Years worked5
Hourly gap£2.20
Estimated back pay£18,304

Figures illustrative. If you worked at a second supermarket, that time would be estimated separately against that employer.

How joining works

Four steps, and Harcus Parker does the rest

1

Check in 60 seconds

Tell us which supermarkets you worked for and we’ll check each one.

2

Register online

Sign the funding agreement securely. Takes a few minutes.

3

We do the legal work

Harcus Parker’s specialist lawyers run your claim, or claims.

4

You could get back pay

If a claim succeeds, you could receive thousands, up to 6 years’ worth.

Our fee

Keep more of what you’re owed

If we don’t win, you pay nothing. If we win, our fee is just 24% + VAT — most other firms charge 35%.

Fair Pay UK
24% +VAT
Other firms
35% inc VAT

An estimated maximum of £150 contribution towards disbursements may also apply. You have 14 days to change your mind.

Backed by specialist lawyers

You’re in the hands of Harcus Parker

Fair Pay UK is a trading style of Harcus Parker, a leading litigation firm that already acts for tens of thousands of supermarket staff in equal pay claims.

10,000sof supermarket colleagues already represented
£bnsin group and class actions led against major institutions
Top tierLegal 500 UK Leading Firm 2025 & ranked in Chambers 2025
Questions, answered

More than one claim: your questions

Can I join more than one supermarket equal pay claim?

If you worked for more than one supermarket, you may be able to bring more than one equal pay claim. That is because each claim relates to a different employer, the work you did for that employer, and the pay you received while you worked there.

Why is each supermarket a separate claim?

Supermarket equal pay claims are brought against individual employers. So if you worked in hourly paid, in-store roles for more than one supermarket, you should check whether you may be eligible for each one.

Which supermarkets can I check?

You may be able to check your position if you worked in-store for Asda, Morrisons or Sainsbury's. This could include roles on checkouts, shelves, stock, customer service, online picking, counters, petrol stations or other hourly paid shopfloor roles.

Do I have to check each supermarket separately?

No. If you worked for more than one of these supermarkets, we can check each one for you at fairpayuk.co.uk.

What does it cost to join?

Nothing upfront. It's no win, no fee. If your claim doesn't succeed, you pay nothing. If it does, the fee is 24% plus VAT, plus an estimated maximum £150 contribution towards disbursements, taken from your compensation.

Will my job be at risk if I join?

No. It's against the law for an employer to dismiss, discipline or otherwise penalise you for bringing an equal pay claim or exercising your legal rights.

What should I do now?

If you worked in an hourly paid, in-store role for Asda, Morrisons or Sainsbury’s, check whether you may be eligible. If you worked for more than one, we can check each one for you.