Why grocery is failing working-class talent (except Co-op)

Co-op Staff

Guess how many fmcg companies were on ‘the definitive list of employers championing social mobility in the workplace’

The cover feature I wrote last year about the lack of working-class startups still sticks in my craw. Most of all, I remember the conversation I had with Hunter & Gather co-founder Jeff Webster, in which he recalled telling his nan he was going to uni. “What you doing that for? You’ve got a great little job there,” she replied, referring to his part-time role selling bathrooms and kitchens at B&Q.

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