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John Lewis joins Sodexo multi-store gift voucher network

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Sodexo Motivation Solutions, a leading provider of employee benefits and rewards, announced today that John Lewis, one of the UK’s most highly regarded department stores, has joined the company’s multi-store gift voucher network, SayShopping Pass, in time for the Christmas rush. Consumers will now be able to use their SayShopping vouchers in John Lewis stores from 26th November 2012. John Lewis is among other well known retailers who have signed up to the network in the last 12 months. These include Toys R Us, WH Smith, Denby, The Restaurant Choice, Boots Opticians and Boux Avenue. They join existing brands on the network such as Debenhams, House of Fraser, Halfords and Boots.

SayShopping Pass is a multi-store gift voucher that can be spent in over 12,000 high street stores across the UK. This type of voucher can be used across a range of retailers and is becoming an increasingly popular gifting choice this Christmas with both consumers and employers.

Andrew Sellers, Development Manager, from John Lewis commented:
“We are happy to be welcoming Sodexo’s SayShopping clients into our shops this Christmas. Gift vouchers are a great gift for friends, family and employees in the run up to the festive season. SayShopping customers will enjoy spending their gift vouchers in our shops and can make the most of the wide range of gifts available this Christmas.”

Sodexo Motivation Solutions’ managing director, Iain McMath said:
“John Lewis is a department store that people really love… The fact that our SayShopping customers are now able to shop there with their vouchers is fantastic news!

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Iain McMath continues:
“Multi store gift vouchers have always been a popular reward choice for employers as they are simple, cost-effective to implement, and provide staff with the choice they want. With all the retailers who have joined Sodexo network recently, the popularity of SayShopping Pass is growing every day.
Christmas is the time to celebrate and say thank you to employees for their work, and motivate them into the New Year. With SayShopping Pass, you can also be generous and choose to donate your vouchers to Help for Heroes – our preferred charity and you can be assured that 100% of your donation goes towards supporting our wounded.”

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