New name for almost 1,000 stores in Germany
- During the autumn of 2021, all stores in Germany will change name from DÄNISCHES BETTENLAGER to JYSK.
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Sleep Academy makes good sellers even better
- Since Sleep Academy was launched in 2018, several countries have joined, and before the end of the year, employees from all countries in the Nordic Region will have participated in the training.
Recycling mattresses is a sales success in Ukraine
- Making it easy for customers to discard their old mattresses for recycling, and getting a discount on their new purchase, has proven a sales success in Ukraine.
JYSK memories: First employee magazine, first webshop and human advertisements
- A lot has happened in JYSK since the first store opened in Denmark in 1979. GOJYSK.com has been in the archives to see how the world of JYSK looked like in the past.
JYSK now has our own Hall of Fame
- A plate of honour is now decorating the entrance to JYSK Museum. Here JYSK pays tribute to all employees that have celebrated 40th anniversary in JYSK. So far, four names are on the plate.
All JYSK stores to be upgraded by end of 2024
- JYSK has decided to speed up the process of modernising all stores to Store Concept 3.0. This work is expected to be finished by the end of 2024.
JYSK memories: TV commercial with JYSK founder, a blessing for DC Radomsko and award
- A lot has happened in JYSK since the first store opened in Denmark in 1979. GOJYSK.com has been in the archives to see how the world of JYSK looked like in the past.
Weekend trip at stake: The best Sales Attitude in JYSK will be decided
- When June begins, so does the Sales Attitude Competition. The competition will run for three months and all JYSK stores over the world will compete about having the best numbers. The winner store in each country will go on a weekend trip.
The story of JYSK’s name – a 42-year journey
- This month DÄNISCHES BETTENLAGER is rebranded as JYSK in Germany, which means that all JYSK stores will share the same name. But did you know that JYSK was not initially called JYSK?