Worked despite corona: Get quarter of a billion

- We can't find any better way to thank and recognize our employees than by making them shareholders in our company.

so says Brad Banducci, ceo of the Australian supermarkedsgigant Woolworth to the newspaper the Sydney Morning Herald on the shares and a voucher is on its way to about 100,000 of the company's employees. Employees who have worked full-time during the coronakrisen, can thus look forward to each to have 22 shares, which today is approximately 3500 dkk worth, while part-time employees receive shares in proportion to their working hours:

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- First there were the protests in Hong kong, the drought, the forest fires, culkanudbruddet and now to finish covid-19.

- We have fought together as a team and supported each other, our customers and the communities we operate in, " continues the boss, who get a lot of praise on Facebook.

- Our local Woolworth's teams have really earned it here.

- They have been amazing, writes M. Jones thus, in one of the 457 comments that have been written about the bonus on the newspaper's Facebook profile, and Deborah B also feels it is fully deserved.

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- (the Company) have earned billions at the here virus.

And they had no goods to offer, as far as I could see.

- It may also be time to provide customers with some lower prices, and more australian products on the shelves, writes Deborah.

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