Iceland Gives Staff Time with Families
Discount supermarket giant Iceland has announced that it will be closing all of its 800+ stores on Boxing Day. The frozen food specialist wants its staff to have the opportunity to spend more time with their families during the holiday season. This decision comes in addition to Iceland being closed on Christmas Day, as it is every year.
Joining Other Retailers
Iceland is not the only retailer to close its doors on Boxing Day. Bargain retailers Poundland, Home Bargains, and Aldi have also made the decision to give their staff a well-deserved break. While most supermarkets and shops open on Boxing Day for customers to stock up, these retailers are prioritizing their employees' well-being and family time.
Plan Your Shopping Trips
With many stores adjusting their opening hours during the holiday season, it is important for customers to plan their shopping trips carefully. Opening hours can vary from branch to branch, so it is advisable to check your local store times before making the trip. Most big retailers will have their updated opening times listed on their websites closer to Christmas.
Stay Tuned for Updates
As major chains announce their plans for this year, we will keep you updated. Last year, many retailers made the decision to adjust their opening hours to give their workers a well-deserved break. John Lewis, Aldi, Iceland, and Poundland closed their stores on Boxing Day, while others operated with reduced hours. Stay tuned for more information on this year's holiday schedules.
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