Home Bargains
From one store in Liverpool, Home Bargains has become a national retailer, and one of the fastest growing companies in the UK.
How does a local store with a modest customer base go on to serve four million customers per week? Tom Morris opened the first Home Bargains (then Home and Bargain) store in 1976, but was no stranger to retail.
As a third generation shopkeeper, his parents and grandparents were Liverpool based shopkeepers, hard-work was instilled in Tom from an early age.
Tom's parent's approach to selling products at the best possible price and giving the customer a great experience was always the Morris way of doing business.
The supply of products was certainly more limited in those days, but no problem, If Tom s parents could not source them at the right price they just made them themselves, with a bit of help from the kids: Tom and his six siblings.
From dolls houses to Batman suits, their homemade toys would fly off the shelves, straight in to their handmade shopping bags.
2 Vacancies
- Engage with customers, replenish shelves, and maintain high standards across various departments in a fast-paced retail environment.
- Ideal candidates should have strong communication skills, team spirit, and a flexible approach to working hours.
- Part-time role offering up to 20 hours per week, with competitive pay, employee benefits, and opportunities for annual leave growth.
- Support customers by assisting with plant care, creating displays, operating tills, and maintaining an appealing Garden Centre environment.
- Ideal candidates possess excellent teamwork skills, a passion for gardening, and a commitment to customer service.
- Work up to 16 hours per week in Garforth, with perks including employee discounts, pension scheme, and generous leave allowances.