All Supermarkets articles – Page 219
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NewsTesco begins consultation over jobs with night shift workers
Tesco said the move was prompted by the need to focus staff shifts during the day and at twilight hours to improve service and availability
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NewsStore managers: 'We don't have enough power to do the job'
Asda and Morrisons store managers feel the most disenfranchised but a new survey highlights disenchantment across the board
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Comment and OpinionStore managers on the frontline must be listened to
Supermarket generals ignore the frontline feedback of their store managers at their peril
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NewsSainsbury's womenswear range to 'rival Hobbs and Whistles'
Prices start at £12 and go up to £50 for a wool blend wrap coat
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NewsBig brand promos head back to store fronts in school hols
Chocolate, crisps and fizzy drinks are making their way back towards supermarket checkouts
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NewsRio summer boosts sales but not everyone's a winner
Tropical temperatures and Team GB’s efforts in Rio helped the supermarkets record their best sales for almost three years
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NewsTeam GB gold rush and hot weather boost supermarket sales
The hot weather and Great Britain’s success at the Olympics in Rio combined to generate the best supermarket sales growth for nearly three years, according to Nielsen
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NewsSainsbury's Hackney Road to host 'big gay kiss in'
Nearly 300 people have indicated on Facebook that they will attend the protest
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NewsMerseyside supermarkets withdraw The Sun newspaper from sale
Campaign group Don’t Buy The Sun has renewed its efforts after the paper failed to publish Hillsborough verdict on the front page
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NewsWaitrose shows cash is no longer king
According to the latest reports from Payments UK, use of card outstripped cash for the first time in 2015
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NewsGCA issues new guidance on delisting of fresh food suppliers
The new guidelines, issued last week by GCA Christine Tacon, bolster existing instructions
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Analysis and FeaturesWorkfare controversy reignited by retailer naming
A list of those involved in the Workfare debacle has reignited the debate. But it’s far from clear whether there’s a case to answer
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News'We won't discuss junk food promotions' say supermarkets
Supermarkets have warned they will walk away from mooted talks on the childhood obesity strategy
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NewsMorrisons cuts prices to allay Brexit fears
Morrisons this week launched the third phase of its Price Crunch campaign by reducing the price of 1,045 everyday lines
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NewsWaitrose opens cashless store at Sky TV's Osterley HQ
The Little Waitrose is just 1,400 sq ft in size and the second smallest in the Waitrose estate
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NewsPlastic bag use slashed by billions since 5p charge
Environment minister Thérèse Coffey hails £29m being donated to charity and good causes
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NewsMorrisons launches third phase of Price Crunch campaign
The supermarket says it is addressing consumer food price concerns in the wake of the Brexit vote
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Analysis and FeaturesIs the wonky veg revolution happening at last?
Shoppers have embraced imperfect produce. Will it last, and how much more waste could be stopped?
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NewsPennycook highlights Co-op model as ‘alternative to capitalism’
Co-op CEO takes issue with Times over ‘no more productive system than capitalism’ claim
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NewsPoor weather drives the worst supermarket sales figures for two years
During the four weeks ending 16 July 2016, the value of sales was down 2.4%