Tesco Qualifies For The Most Desirable Company to Work For in UK
Tesco has been named the most desirable company to work for according to a new study. The research, conducted by marketing training hub School of Marketing, analysed the top searches for jobs and careers on Google, which revealed that supermarkets dominate the list, taking up seven of the top ten spots.

More than 362,000 searches a month on average for job openings at Tesco UK
Tesco came out as the most popular retailer, with the UK’s biggest supermarket seeing more than 362,000 searches a month on average for job openings. As for specific Google searches, there are 232,000 average searches a month for ‘Tesco jobs’ and 130,000 a month for ‘Tesco careers’. Asda is the second most popular supermarket, receiving 138,000 searches a month for openings, thanks to more than 114,000 searches for ‘Asda jobs’ and 24,000 searches monthly for ‘Asda careers’. Sainsbury’s followed Asda, with 111,000 monthly searches for ‘Sainsbury’s jobs’ and 17,000 searches a month for ‘Sainsbury’s careers’, totalling 128,000 searches a month. Close behind on monthly searches were Morrisons (80,300), Waitrose (68,400), Lidl (62,000) and Aldi (60,000).
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