Woolworths orders 10,000 staff back to the office
Supermarket chain Woolworths has told its 10,000 office-based workers they will have to attend the workplace at least three ...
Woolworths CMO Andrew Hicks steps down
The chief marketing officer of Woolworths, Andrew Hicks, will step down at the end of the 2025 financial year, after 16 years ...
Woolworths to cut some office-based roles
The supermarket giant has told its office-based employees that some of their positions will be made redundant as part of a ...
Daily Mail9d
Woolworths orders 10,000 employees back into the office - as WFH war erupts across Australia
Woolworths has ordered thousands of staff working remotely back to the office. The supermarket giant's 10,000-strong support ...
Woolworths orders thousands of support staff back into the office at least three days a week by October
Woolworths issued the order in a note to staff on Monday. Support office workers will now be expected to work in the office ...
Woolies CMO Andrew Hicks To Depart
Andrew Hicks, Woolworths’ CMO, is set to depart the grocer on 30 June this year. Hicks joined the Woolworths Group in 2008, ...
Spate of anti-social and violent behaviour at Woolworths Sandy Bay causes concern
The union representing retail workers says that violence and abuse towards its members has increased by more than 40 per cent ...
The Daily Telegraph10d
Woolworths wants its staff in the office at least three days a week
Woolworths is the latest large corporation to demand workers spend more time in the office, as boss Amanda Bardwell asks her ...
thenightly8d
Woolworths set to cull office-based jobs in a bid to cut costs
Woolworths will make some office-based roles redundant as part of the supermarket’s broader restructure to cut costs and meet ...
Woolworths jumps on major work-from-home trend for 10,000 workers: 'Key priority'
Woolworths is asking its 10,000-strong support office team to return to the office as the supermarket giant follows other big ...
The Australian11d
Woolworths wants its staff in the office at least three days a week
Woolworths is the latest large corporation to demand workers spend more time in the office, as boss Amanda Bardwell asks her 10,000 support staff to only work from home two days a week.