Lidl opening in Radviliškis: increased focus on customer safety | Deal

Taking into account the situation in the country, on the opening day in Radviliškis, Lidl took additional security measures, which made it possible to guarantee safe purchases for the population. Half an hour before the store opened, limited flows of shoppers were started outside the store to avoid congestion. The protective masks were distributed free of charge. When the store opened, additional security forces counted all incoming shoppers and made sure there were no more than 150 shoppers in the store at one time.

The new store is also equipped with a stopper with disinfectant liquid, it also disinfects the cart handles and store surfaces, and customers are informed about compliance with safety requirements.

The newly opened shop in Radviliškis will be waiting for customers every day during normal business hours, from 8 am to 10 pm. A shop has been opened in Radviliškis at one of the busiest intersections in the city, which borders the Šiauliai highway. The chosen location of the store will allow residents of Radviliškis and the surrounding cities to reach Lidl very conveniently. The full-size Lidl store has been integrated into an existing building. The building was purchased by the company from another supermarket previously located on the site. The building, built fifteen years ago, has undergone major repairs using modern technological solutions.

Thirty new jobs were created

The new Lidl store opened in Radviliškis will create more than thirty new jobs. According to Rekvizitai.lt, Lidl’s median salary, which pays one of the highest median salaries in the retail market, amounted to 1,568.07 euros before tax in September this year.

For two consecutive years, Lidl Lietuva has received the prestigious Top Employer Lietuva and Top Employer Europe certificates for excellent working conditions. This summer, according to public opinion, Lidl Lietuva was chosen as the most reputable company in Lithuania. These results were shown by the reputation index of Lithuanian companies measured for the fifth consecutive year.

Currently, there are a total of 51 retail chains operating in Lithuania in 21 cities of the country: Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai, Alytus, Marijampolė, Kėdainiai, Telšiai, Kretinga, Mažeikiai, Tauragė, Jonava, Panevėžys, Ukmerėk Elektronics, Ukmerėk Elektr. , Visaginas, Šilutė and Radviliškis.