Christmas can glitch in its past glitter
It seems that the supermarket chains now expect that the crisis will be end for Christmas. Marks & Spencer, for example, expects such a traffic increase that the chain will employ 5 thousand more, 20 thousand standby workers in the Christmas rush period.
Marks & Spencer is one of Britain's biggest supermarket chain. The standby staff will be employed in British and Irish stores, from October until the end of December.
However, Stuart Rose, Marks & Spencer's chairman recently said that, although the company's results are clearly positive; despite the strengthening consumer confidence, the company will remain cautious, do not believe, that 2010 will be an easy year – reports penzcentrum.hu.

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