In the wake of Covid-19, John Lewis is reportedly on the verge of announcing a radical shake-up of the way it deals with its suppliers.
The major department store retailer has unveiled its ‘Better Jobs’ initiative, which will help create more “rewarding and enriching jobs” at 120 companies it buys its products from.
Under the agreement, John Lewis will work with firms to improve their staff’s experience at work, such as career progression, job security and wellbeing, as well as offer direct help from John Lewis experts, the Mail on Sunday reported.
Since the coronavirus pandemic swept the nation, the high-end chain has had to close eight of its 51-store portfolio.
