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John Lewis invests £114m in employee pay and business transformation, forgoing staff bonuses
The retailer said the decision followed “careful consideration” and was necessary to support long-term growth and financial stability.

The retailer said the decision followed “careful consideration” and was necessary to support long-term growth and financial stability.

The John Lewis Partnership announced a £114m investment in pay for 65,000 partners across the business this year.

Nish Kankiwala took the role in 2022, as part of an emergency plan implemented by the business.

John Lewis has made its job interview questions publicly available online to enhance transparency and attract a diverse pool of talented candidates.
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