More than 200 Tesco employees are the victims of serious physical assaults each month.
Frontline workers across a British supermarket’s stores will be offered bodycams to combat the rise in violent attacks on its staff.
“But over the last couple of years, these unsung heroes are being made to feel less safe by the actions of some people: customers who will be verbally and physically abusive, or who will threaten and attack them when challenged. He added: “The British Retail Consortium found that incidents of violence and abuse against retail workers almost doubled from more than 450 per day in 2019-20 to more than 850 last year. At Tesco, physical assaults are up by a third on this time last year.
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