Feb 28 • 10:10 UTC 🇬🇧 UK Mirror

Ikea announces big change to stores and thousands of shoppers will get money off

Ikea has introduced a new discount program for UK education and healthcare workers, allowing them to receive 6% off their in-store purchases.

Ikea has made a significant change to its discount offerings for consumers in the UK, specifically aimed at those working in education and healthcare. The new program grants a 6% discount off in-store purchases, up from the previous 4% discount that was only available online. This initiative has been launched in partnership with savings platforms Discounts for Teachers and Health Service Discounts, making it easier for eligible workers to take advantage of the offer.

The process for accessing this discount is user-friendly; shoppers are required to log into the specific app and scan their unique code at the checkout to apply the savings. This change not only enhances the shopping experience but also acknowledges the vital roles that education and healthcare professionals play in society. The new discount is a part of Ikea's ongoing effort to innovate its customer service offerings and cater to diverse shopping needs.

According to Jen Haslam, Chief Revenue Officer at Discounts for Teachers and Health Service Discounts, there is immense pride in providing this benefit to their members. This initiative illustrates a broader trend in retail where businesses are increasingly looking to support essential workers and offer tangible benefits in recognition of their contributions during challenging times. As a result, Ikea’s new discount may encourage more shoppers across these sectors to visit their stores, thus boosting foot traffic and sales for the company.

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