Home Bargains creates 75 jobs with new £1m Leeds store
A UK retailer has announced that it is creating 75 jobs with a £1m investment in a new Yorkshire store.
Home Bargains is opening the new store in Leeds this Saturday (23 January), creating 75 jobs at the Crown Point Retail Park.
The company has invested approximately £1m in the store, which will offer homewares, health and beauty products and food across its 29,999 sq ft.
As one of the UK’s largest family-run retailers, Home Bargains is creating 75 new jobs in the local community with its store on Crown Point Retail Park. In total, the store will employ 90 team members, including some staff and management who will be transferring from local stores.
Amy Kozlow, the new Leeds store manager, said: “It’s a huge honour to be opening our new Leeds store this weekend and one that I’m exceptionally proud to be part of.
“Having worked for Home Bargains for over seven years, in several different stores, this is certainly a special moment and one I’ll cherish.
“Crown Point Retail Park will be a great location for us and we’re proud to be able to offer local people top-branded goods at exceptionally low prices.”
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