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Regulation at risk of ‘banning the Saturday job’, says M&S chief
By Steve Farrell2026-03-27T10:02:00
Source: Marks & Spencer
Retail can provide a gateway to employment for those with little experience and an opportunity to grow confidence while learning skills on the job, but has been ‘left out of most visions for economic growth’, said Stuart Machin
New regulation is at risk of “banning the Saturday job”, denying thousands of young people a first step into work, according to M&S CEO Stuart Machin.
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