United Kingdom: Superdrug and Savers take care of employees’ mental and financial well-being

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21 April 2023 à 10h13

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Superdrug and Savers, the UK health and beauty retail chains owned by industry giant AS Watson Group, have announced a series of measures aimed at better supporting their employees amid the rising cost of living. The move is part of AS Watson Group's global policy to safeguard employee well-being.

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By the summer of 2023, employees of Superdrug and Savers, which respectively have workforces of 10,000 and 5,000, will be able to log on to the Digicare app to take care of their health and well-being. The app offers advice on nutrition and health (physical and mental), free access to online GPs as well as the possibility of consultations.

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