Petrol stations tackle lout behaviour: ‘Respect is not optional’
Aggression and unacceptable behaviour towards employees are a growing problem in the petrol station sector. Circle K is tackling this with Kindness Week, an international campaign held in the Netherlands for the first time from 25 to 31 January. The aim: to raise awareness and put respect at the centre, not only within Circle K, but across the retail sector.
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