Christmas greetings from JYSK

Date: 20/12/2016

Author: Stine Falk, Communications & CSR Intern

Category: People

Christmas is quickly approaching, but before the peace and quiet takes over, we would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year - in many different languages.

In the past year, many exciting things have happened in JYSK. To name but a few, we have presented a record-breaking financial result, the distribution centres are being expanded to keep up with demand, and about 100 new stores have opened up for business.

All of these things could not have happened without the great effort of our dedicated JYSK colleagues. So to round off the year, we have asked employees from all over the JYSK world to record their very own Christmas greetings for colleagues, family and friends.

Enjoy!

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jysk Oss 20/12/2016 iedereen hele fijne kerstdagen en een heel gelukkig en gezond 2017 toegewenst

ALE 20/12/2016 THERE IS NO VIDEO?!

Lasse Andersen 20/12/2016 Congrats on success across the globe. You make me a proud Dane when I see JYSK shops everywhere I travel. You set the best example for employee happiness and talent development, which in return enables you to offer outstanding customer service.
Merry Christmas from an expat Dane

Martin Fyn Aamand 21/12/2016 @ALE: I'm sorry you're having trouble watching the video. If the problem persists, you can also watch the video on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/UUpQHm4Qd5I. Best, Martin