Sainsbury's Chairman issued warning for using staff to work on refurbishing country home

Sainsbury's Chairman issued warning for using staff to work on refurbishing country home

Sainsbury’s Chairman, David Tyler, has been issued a warning, after using the retailer’s staff and suppliers to refurbish his country home in Sussex in 2013.

The Guardian reports that Sainsbury’s conducted a full investigation into Tyler’s actions, after he admitted the information himself, and found he had breached three company policies which it viewed as an “extremely serious matter.”

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