Next

Company Overview

Exciting products, beautiful design and exceptional quality are just three of the reasons why Next are one of the UK’s best loved retail brands, a mainstay on the FTSE 100 and one of the country’s leading retail employers. Whether it’s through our 500-plus UK retail stores, our pioneering online business or our 72 countries we reach internationally, customers all over the world are choosing, buying and loving everything from our clothing to our stunning homeware ranges.

Benefits

• Flexible working hours
• On-site Nursery at Head Office
• 25% staff discount
• Maternity coaching
• Returners Programme
• Pension Scheme
• Share Saver Scheme
• Company Performance Based Bonus
• Onsite Subsidised Restaurant and Coffee Shops
• Onsite Discounted Staff Shop
• Mentoring
• Returners incentives

Flex working

We are committed to providing a realistic balance between work and life which will enable our employees to manage their ever-busy personal lives with their careers at Next. Our staggered hours approach allows employees to flex when the start and finish to accommodate commuting, family life and their social lives!

Our Mental Health Charter

At NEXT we want to have a culture that promotes and enables us all to achieve positive mental wellbeing. When we talk about mental wellbeing we mean “where you are able to achieve your potential, cope with normal day to day pressures, thrive and be productive in all aspects of your life.”

We want you to feel able to be creative, productive and engaged. NEXT is an inspiring, exciting and rewarding place to work and by helping you to maintain positive mental wellbeing, we know you will also help us to be successful.

So we commit to:

• • • Encourage an environment where mental wellbeing is discussed openly and in a way that is non-judgemental, eliminating stigma, fear and discrimination
    • Give easy access to information or services which are needed to make helpful decisions about mental wellbeing
    • Help everyone to recognise that for some people maintaining positive mental wellbeing can be a challenge
    • Put mental wellbeing on a par with physical health
    • Ensure that support is provided with respect, dignity and honesty
    • Treat people fairly and with care and compassion
    • Listen to people, taking into account how they feel; respecting that they may want to maintain confidentiality if they are struggling
    • Encourage and enable everyone to take responsibility by making their own wellbeing choices
    • Regularly monitor our performance, assess progress and take action to improve the opportunities for positive mental wellbeing