It offered to pay staff more. Lidl is a cut-price retailer, but from next month it will do something classier than even the poshest chains â and guarantee all its 17,000 employees at least a full living wage. Around 9,000 staff will be bounced up to a minimum of Â£8.20 an hour, or Â£9.35 in London. For them, the pay rise is worth an average of Â£1,200 a year. It sounds simple: it poses a serious challenge to the British model of doing business. Waitrose famously divvies out bonuses among workers â but it doesnât promise those on the shop floor a living wage.
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This campaign, often referred to as the âTootsie Roll Driveâ is really an annual âCampaign for People with Intellectual Disabilities.â The nickname is due to the nature of the fundraiser, in which Knights distribute specially marked Tootsie Rolls in exchange for donations used to support programs geared to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities, in particular, Special Olympics.