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One day in JYSK during corona (January 2021)

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Author: Martin Fyn Aamand, Head of Communications & PR

Category: Attractive Stores , Logistics

With many closed stores in several countries, the workday looks quite different to normal times before the coronavirus pandemic.

We asked some of our colleagues to send us a photo of what their workday looks like right now. As you can see below, many have to adapt to new and unusual circumstances.

Germany

Germany
In the DÄNISCHES BETTENLAGER store in Schleswig, Store Manager Torben (left) and Trainee Johannes are busy handling orders for Click-and-Collect.

Poland

Dorota new
In Gdansk, working in the stores means a lot of disinfection. Here, Sales Assistant Dorota is disinfecting the desk to keep both customers and colleagues safe.

Bulgaria

Bulgaria
At the Distribution Centre Bozhurishte (DCB), Warehouse Worker Kristiyan Vasilev is picking articles and building an optimal pallet for a store order.

Slovenia

Slovenia
In Celje, Store Manager Gordana Jernejšek misses her work with customers, so she uses every opportunity to meet them when she helps them with an OOPUS (order online, pick-up in store) delivery.

Romania

Romania
In Huși, Store Manager Alina Roman is closing the tasks for which she also needs to attach an Excel spreadsheet with the computer.

 

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