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UK retailers back Saturday jobs as vital route into work

UK retailers are backing Saturday jobs as an important entry point for young people, as rising employment costs and labour reforms put pressure on flexible entry-level roles.

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Amazon restores binding arbitration and blocks class-action suits

The revised terms took effect immediately, with Amazon telling customers that continued use of its services constitutes agreement to the changes.

BIG W launches same-day delivery through DoorDash partnership

The service covers thousands of BIG W products, including everyday essentials and this year’s Book Week costumes.

Gen Z wants less screen time just as retailers need its digital engagement

GlobalData research reveals a paradox for retailers: Gen Z is highly digitally engaged but increasingly willing to take breaks from its smartphone, making consumer attention harder to secure.

Asda launches wholesale convenience pilot in Glasgow, UK

The pilot involves three stores in Glasgow and is being delivered with independent retail operator One-O-One.

C&S Wholesale Grocers to take majority stake in Winn-Dixie

Raymond Rhee will take over as CEO until the deal is finalised.

UK retailers warn zero-hours reforms could hit jobs as costs reach £2.9bn

UK retailers warn that zero-hours reforms could add to rising employment costs, with the government estimating a potential annual bill of up to £2.9bn.