Last month, the COO Function had their Q1 townhall to set the foundation for FY 24-25 through our cultural values and business priorities. The townhall was special for many reasons, particularly its focus on wellbeing. With our ‘Win Together Behaviors’ at the core, the COO functional teams are poised to be a driving force behind enabling Tesco Business Solutions to thrive across all sites. A highlight of the Townhall was the experience-sharing fireside chat with Sanjay Dora, focusing on well-being aspects. Together, we are committed to build a supportive and thriving environment. #Tesco #WeAreTesco #TescoBusinessSolutions
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Our reprogrammed EVP – embracing change Our Employer Value Proposition (EVP) reflects the key reasons why our employees are proud and motivated to work at ALDI SÜD IT. It’s our promise to both existing and future employees; we shape it through our behaviour and attitudes. And because our organisation is constantly evolving, it's essential that we regularly examine this promise to make sure it still reflects our current reality. Figuring this out was one of our initiatives in the last few months. The answer: yes, our EVP is just as fitting today as it was in the past. It just needed to be fine-tuned in some aspects. Here are the four dimensions of our #EVP that we refined together with our employees: ✔️ Excited about skills and technology ✔️ Change is in our nature ✔️ Collaboration across all barriers ✔️ High performance and high rewards It’s crucial for us to constantly improve our organisation for our people because they are at the heart of everything we do. They play an important role in bringing our EVP to life and shaping an environment that promotes #efficiency, high #performance and #innovation. While each person brings something unique to the table, it’s their dedication, passion, commitment and team spirit that makes the difference and takes us one step closer to our goal: providing the best possible shopping experience for our customers around the world. #ALDISOUTHIT #ReprogramRetail
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So important for any business
''Marks & Spencer CEO Stuart Machin has introduced a new requirement for the 3,800 staff at the retailer’s London head office: in order to pass their annual review, each of them must spend seven days on the shop floor. And yes, that includes him and his fellow C-suite executives too.''
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This is a great take - it's critical that senior management "get out of the boardrooms" and actively involve themselves in day-to-day operations so they can identify first hand & subsequently implement changes that will improve work qualities for their wider workforce. In recruitment, there is a common theme from candidates that C-Suite management become detached from the daily workings/issues that lower level employees face, this is often reflected in repetitive exit interviews and staff retention figures. Let me know your thoughts? 💬
#retail #marksandspencer ''Marks & Spencer CEO Stuart Machin has introduced a new requirement for the 3,800 staff at the retailer’s London head office: in order to pass their annual review, each of them must spend seven days on the shop floor. And yes, that includes him and his fellow C-suite executives too.''
The M&S boss is right – executives need to work on the shopfloor
independent.co.uk
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As embarrassing as it is, I have to share the recognition for the team! Store #671 lead the way in driving Safety Awareness in the District, so I owed them a day- dressed as a Turkey! Associates and Customers alike took photos and many jokes were made, mostly at my expense. Culture isn’t driven by KPI’s, it’s driven by people. If the culture is right, the KPIs will follow. Anyone can complete a task, but if there isn’t intent or meaning- it’s just another metric. The team was fully aware of the why behind this stunt- that’s a testament to the leadership there. Regardless of being in corpororate, or in store, or support: if you don’t lead by example or keep your word, you will lose your audience; team. We are in the people business, we just happen to sell groceries. #WCBC #WeAreSEGers #WinnDixie
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Global Head of Talent & Resourcing @ Specsavers | MBA, CIPD, Business Psychologist | Strategic talent, employer brand and employee experience leader
Always good to hear 👂 what’s going on externally and in the broader retail environment, always a few little helpful nuggets. 💡Great to have some of the team attend Retail Week Live so we could divide and conquer the sessions and share learning. A team that goes together, grows together. 🌱 So important when talking to candidates to have an understanding of the wider industry and a good opportunity to be able to represent Specsavers as an employer. Almost every session on people, or those who included the people element their thinking 🧠 talked about understanding the individual and personalising their experience of work. Lots of organisations starting to think not just policy 📄or standard offer but what individual needs and expectations are and how as employers we meet these. #employeeexperience #retailindustry #rwglive24
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Wilko? Gone ❌ Woolworths? Gone ❌ Toys R Us? Gone ❌ Today we tragically add another iconic High Street brand to the "Administration" list - The Body Shop. I for one am going to miss how aesthetically pleasing every one of their stores were. They had the most perfectly stacked shelves I've seen! Anyway, I digress. This news has resurrected the hot topic of the "Dying High Street". As increasingly more shopping is done online, there is noticeably less footfall on our High Streets, leading to these businesses with a smaller online presence falling behind. So this is my question to my network - is this increase in online shopping seeing construction companies working on less Retail projects, and more Logistics/Distribution projects?
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🚫🚫🚫 Attention all LinkedIn connections! Have you heard the news about Marks and Spencer closing one of their busiest stores after 33 years? According to Express, the exact date is looming. Let's discuss the impact of this decision on local communities, retail strategies, and long-term business sustainability. This development is a wake-up call for the retail industry, highlighting the challenges faced by traditional brick-and-mortar businesses in the era of online shopping. Share your thoughts and insights on this trending topic. #MarksandSpencer #RetailIndustry #BusinessSustainability https://ift.tt/pTnFvQk
🚫🚫🚫 Attention all LinkedIn connections! Have you heard the news about Marks and Spencer closing one of their busiest stores after 33 years? According to Express, the exact date is looming. Let's discuss the impact of this decision on local communities, retail strategies, and long-term business sustainability. This development is a wake-up call for the retail industry, highlighting the c...
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Absolutely 100% agree with this on so many levels. - Understand the impact of decisions on the Shop floor. -Understanding the Customer journey, what are they thinking seeing and feeling in the stores on a daily basis - Connecting with employees, listening, listening to what's going well, listening to concerns and listening to ideas All of this can only help the business to build, with a Customer, and shop floor employee focus. I can't wait for my Helping hands in Waitrose shops over the next few weeks!!! #retail #listening #development #positiveimpact
''Marks & Spencer CEO Stuart Machin has introduced a new requirement for the 3,800 staff at the retailer’s London head office: in order to pass their annual review, each of them must spend seven days on the shop floor. And yes, that includes him and his fellow C-suite executives too.''
The M&S boss is right – executives need to work on the shopfloor
independent.co.uk
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If you don’t understand the graft that’s going in to make your company tick. Can you have any hope of making well informed decisions which affect your business’s outcomes - built on that graft? (Obviously less useful in companies with a wide array of specialisms / expertises where it’s impossible to expect to understand a representative sample of the graft roles involved)
''Marks & Spencer CEO Stuart Machin has introduced a new requirement for the 3,800 staff at the retailer’s London head office: in order to pass their annual review, each of them must spend seven days on the shop floor. And yes, that includes him and his fellow C-suite executives too.''
The M&S boss is right – executives need to work on the shopfloor
independent.co.uk
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