We thrive together and surpass our own limits.
We
- passionately pursue ambitious goals
- are constantly developing ourselves - standstill is not an option
- proactively look for the best solutions - we turn challenges into opportunities
Who We Are
Our vision is to make life better by providing quality food at market leading value, ensuring customer satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do.
Our mission is to deliver outstanding customer satisfaction.
The community of different people, our corporate culture and a very special atmosphere - that is what makes Lidl special as an employer! Common corporate values form the basis for our #teamlidl. They are the heart of our culture, unite us and make us strong - across all Lidl countries.
Our leadership model is fully aligned with our values: we perform, we lead respectfully and with trust, we are grounded and generate a sense of belonging. These values guide all that we do and are the foundation on which we shape our culture together every day. A culture, which puts the people at the centre of what we do, promotes innovation, and creates sustainable success.
Corporate Social Responsibility leads the development and implementation of Lidl’s CSR strategy, 'A Better Tomorrow'.
This includes a broad scope of topics from reducing Lidl's environmental footprint to the responsible sourcing of products and implementation of charity and community programmes. Over the past year some of the projects our CSR team has been working on include planning 82,000 native species trees through the Woodland Environment Fund, launching Ireland’s first pollinator friendly store in Youghal, extending our charity partnerships with Jigsaw and NSPCC while also raising a record amount for charity through Trolley Dash and donating over 2 million meals to local charities through Food Cloud.
Lidl’s commitment to sustainability had been recognised by being named Ireland’s Most Reputable Food Retailer in the Reptrak study 2020 and being awarded ‘Core’, The Standard for Responsible Business in Northern Ireland.
