BJ’s awards hourly workers $25M in recognition of service | Retail Customer Experience
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BJ’s awards hourly workers $25M in recognition of service
BJ’s Wholesale Club has doled out more than $25 million to more than 30,000 hourly team members in recognition of customer service.
The funds are being awarded based on team member tenure, according to a press release.
“BJ’s Wholesale Club is driven by a powerful purpose: we take care of the families who depend on us,” Bob Eddy, BJ’s CEO and chairman, said in the release. “We’re living that purpose by taking care of our team members across our clubs and distribution centers. Our team members are essential to delivering unbeatable value and service every day. They are the foundation of our success, and these awards are a way to thank them for their commitment to our company and our members.”
Team members received BJ’s gift cards ranging from $250 to $2,000.
BJ’s operates 268 clubs and 209 gas stations in 22 states.
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