"Instructions for the acceptance of cheques"
[c. 1970s]Notice instructing staff in the acceptance of customer cheques.
SA/BRA/4/3/3/1
"EFTPOS Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Sale at Sainsbury's: A management overview" booklet
[c. 1980s]Booklet for management. Explains what EFTPOS [Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Sale] is, types of card in use, Sainsbury's experience of EFTPOS to date, how the system works, what the benefits...
SA/BRA/4/3/3/2
EFTPOS staff booklet
[c. 1980s]Booklet for management. Explains what EFTPOS [Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Sale] is, types of card in use, Sainsbury's experience of EFTPOS to date, how the system works, what the benefits...
SA/BRA/4/3/3/3
Branch computing and scanning guide
[c. 1980s]Manual featuring information and photographs to provide staff with an understanding of the branch ordering equipment associated with System 25. Gives example print outs of the different types of...
SA/BRA/4/3/3/4
Branch computer site preparation manual
[c. 1980s]Manual giving site preparation details for the installation of ICL System 25 ICL System 25 was a mini-computer system installed at each Sainsbury's branch in the 1980s which were linked to the...
SA/BRA/4/3/3/5
ICL System 25 training manual
[1982]Manual for a two week training course on ICL System 25. ICL system 25 was the first instore computer and was used to order non-perishables. ICL System 25 was a mini-computer system installed at each...
SA/BRA/4/3/3/6
'A new ordering system for the branches' booklet
[1970s]Booklet for staff explaining how the new computerised stock ordering Plessey equipment works. Possibly a supplement to JS Journal [Sainsbury's staff magazine].
SA/BRA/4/3/3/7
BCAS (Branch Computing and Scanning) procedures manual
1987-1992Includes branch computer checklists to be signed by manager and instructions as to how to operate systems.
SA/BRA/4/3/3/8
Branch computer Installations - manual B
27 Mar 1985Reference manual for System 25 installations at new branches. ICL System 25 was a mini-computer system installed at each Sainsbury's branch in the 1980s which were linked to the mainframe computers...
SA/BRA/4/3/3/9
General description of data processing systems and programming department and Sainsbury's computer system
13 Jan 1976Description of data processing systems to be used within the following project groups: branch distribution, stock control and management information and payroll/personnel and directs.
SA/BRA/4/3/3/10
'Jigsaw' information systems magazine
1998-1999Magazine for Information Systems in Sainsbury. Issues 21 and 25
SA/BRA/4/3/3/11
"Data Processing at Sainsbury's" booklet
[c. 1970s]Booklet possibly intended for an external audience explaining the data processing systems employed by Sainsbury's.
SA/BRA/4/3/3/12
Produce codes
1985Consists of colour photographs of individual fruit, vegetables and salad items with their corresponding checkout code number. Includes a printed sheet giving the code entry numbers for loose produce...
SA/BRA/4/3/3/13
Multibuy manuals and information
1987-1988SA/BRA/4/3/3/14
"POS [Point of Sale] Department Numbers" guide
[c. 1970s-1980s]Pocket size guide to departmental codes. Possibly used at the checkouts.
SA/BRA/4/3/3/15
ICL 5 cashier information leaflet
[c. 1990s]'ICL5 CASHIER GUIDANCE CARD'. Includes instructions regarding 'carrier bag prompt', staff discounts, cheque card messages, EFT [Electronic Funds Transfer] and cash-back.
SA/BRA/4/3/3/16
""Penny-Back" Scheme" letter for cashiers
[1990s]Letter to cashiers at Sainsbury's stores advising them how to encourage customers to re-use their bags and to promote the "Penny-Back" scheme, in which customers received a penny back when they...
SA/BRA/4/3/3/17
Penny-Back Scheme sticker "Encourage re-use: Offer the penny back" for cashiers
[1990s]SA/BRA/4/3/3/18
"Carrier Bags Always REUSE: Help Save Energy and Resources" staff poster
[1990s]Poster which advises staff on how to encourage customers to reuse carrier bags.
SA/BRA/4/3/3/19
Checkouts, computing and scanning training and instructional videos
[1985-2013]SA/BRA/4/3/3/20
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