What Does Lidl Bring to Employees in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
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Lidl employs more than 1,000 salespeople in over 20 cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It offers permanent contracts, paid for every minute of work, and training with a mentor.
When one thinks of working in retail, the first association that comes to mind is usually working behind the cash register and stacking goods on shelves. However, global retail chains today are high-tech systems that are more reminiscent of IT companies in their organization than traditional stores. The arrival of Lidl on the Bosnia and Herzegovina market and the announcement of large-scale employment have caused a huge […]
All future Lidl salespeople will receive a permanent contract from day one, paid for every minute of work, and detailed training with a mentor, which is why previous work experience is not a requirement.
The arrival of Lidl in Bosnia and Herzegovina will bring lower prices and greater competition among retailers, but the bill for the domestic economy could be much greater than the benefits for consumers.
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