Retail Employees' Day

India's retail sector, employing over 46 million people, observes Retail Employees' Day (RED) annually on December 12thNew Delhi: Close to 22 million employees across 31 countries including Turkey, UAE, India, Philippines and Bangladesh celebrated the Retail Employees’ Day this...

How Retail Employees’ Day, celebrated on 12 December every year and which seeks to recognise the efforts of retail associates, has grown over the years to become a global phenomenon New Delhi: Retail Employees’ Day (RED) is a day that...

While Bollywood celebrities including Salman Khan and Ananya Pandey took to social media to greet retail associates and encourage them for their dedication and hard work, several ministers conveyed their wishes through letters New Delhi: Over 5 lakh stores across...

On 12 December, retailers across India, Bangladesh, Qatar, Philippines, UAE and Turkey appreciate and thank employees for driving their business and the industryBy Shiv JoshiNew Delhi: Retail organisations big and small across six countries—India, Bangladesh, Qatar, Philippines, UAE and...

Come December 12 and the Retail Industry across the globe  trains the spotlight on retail associates and celebrates them on the occasion of Retail Employees Day (RED). December 12 is the day to acknowledge retail associates who work with heart....

Since its inception, the Retail industry has been dedicated fully ‘to and for’ customers. The ultimate agenda of the industry revolves around its customers. The sole focus is to bring in more consumers and generate more profit. In its...

In 2011 and 2012, the RED celebration was just a round of ‘thank yous’. In subsequent years, the idea gathered momentum, it became widespread through social media, TV and print advertisements. The positive vibes spread, with more retailers –...

Retail Employees’ Day (RED), celebrated every year on 12th December is aimed at applauding the efforts of retail employees in India - and eventually the world. The theme was born from the need to create the pride of belonging...