"Opportunities at Sainsbury's" flyer ('City & West End' version)

Flyer headed 'Opportunities at Sainsbury's' on one side and 'Rates of pay at Sainsbury's' on the other. It includes the basic weekly wage for men during training at [some] branches and also details of additional payments for responsibility and proficiency. A code 'Met/Spec' is printed on the leaflet - pay levels varied in different parts of the country and this code probably indicated to staff the area where these pay rates applied to ensure it was correctly distributed (perhaps 'Met/Spec' refers to metropolitan and special pay scales - maybe branches in London excluding central London and other branches which had the same pay rate?). This may have been distributed with other recruitment literature perhaps as an insert to a leaflet.

Leaflet promoting Sainsbury's Retail Training Scheme for Girls under which girls leaving school could train to become a Saleswoman in a Sainsbury's counter service shop or a Supply Assistant in a self-service store, "with a view to being trained and regraded to Display Assistants and Cashiers at a later date". It also details the opportunities for promotion to Chief Cashier, Chief Clerk or "other more responsible supervisory posts". This version of the leaflet includes the pay rates applicable to 'City and West End Stores': Drury Lane; Marylebone; Paddington; Victoria; Chelsea; Islington; High Street Kensington; Earls Court; Fulham; West Kensington; Lambeth; Southwark; Hoxton; and Watney Street. The leaflet was designed by Sainsbury's Design Studio.

Flyer headed 'Opportunities at Sainsbury's' on one side and 'Rates of pay at Sainsbury's' on the other. It includes the basic weekly wage for men during training at [some] branches and also details of additional payments for responsibility and proficiency. A code 'Cent' is printed on the leaflet - pay levels varied in different parts of the country and this code probably indicated to staff the area where these pay rates applied to ensure it was correctly distributed (perhaps 'Cent' refers to central London). This may have been distributed with other recruitment literature perhaps as an insert to a leaflet.