Lidl has said it will roll out body-worn cameras to staff in all its stores after a surge in shoplifting and violence towards workers.
Lidl will roll out body cameras to staff in its stores after a surge in shoplifting and violence towards workers.
Lidl GB, which has over 960 UK shops, said it would invest £2 million to make sure every shop had the new security measures, with the rollout due to be complete by spring next year. Industry lobby group the British Retail Consortium said its 2023 crime survey showed that incidents of violence and abuse towards industry workers had almost doubled against pre-pandemic levels to 867 incidents every day in the latest year.
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