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A Tapestry of Potential

Nothing makes us prouder than our Partners reaching their potential and succeeding in our business.

Whether that’s in the role they’re in currently or their future aspirations.

We see the Partnership as a climbing frame of experiences and opportunities where we can all learn new skills and capabilities.

We think this helps our Partners have meaningful and varied working lives and wherever they work, to be the best they can be.

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We recognise that learning and development means different things to different people.

However, we believe in investing in our Partners’ growth.

Whether you want to become an expert Customer Assistant, a skilled Customer Delivery Driver or IT Manager, we can support you.

Want to progress to a Buyer or leadership role? We have the learning and development opportunities to help you achieve your career goals.

So how will we help you grow?

Did you know?

Waitrose was the first British supermarket to launch a “Bag For Life” scheme in 1998. It was the first closed-loop recycling initiative; returned and broken bags are made into black benches placed outside Waitrose stores.

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Did you know?

Waitrose was the first British supermarket to launch a “Bag For Life” scheme in 1998. It was the first closed-loop recycling initiative; returned and broken bags are made into black benches placed outside Waitrose stores.

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