Love Great Customer Service?
Brand standards, customer service and a fast-moving shop floor: the skills UNIQLO looks for are in demand across retail.
RHR recruits for retailers across the UK, from the shop floor to store management. Browse our live roles or register your CV and we'll be in touch.
UNIQLO's mission, in its own words, is to deliver LifeWear to people throughout the world and to grow together with society. The brand opened its first store in Hiroshima, Japan, in 1984 and is part of the Fast Retailing group.
UNIQLO opened its first UK store in London in 2001 and today has 24 stores across the country, out of more than 2,500 worldwide. Its people are encouraged to take ownership of their work, and careers can grow across stores, countries and functions.
We strive to practice the most efficient and effective ways of working, applying global best practices across all markets.
We cultivate a business leader mindset, encouraging individuals to take full ownership, accountability and responsibility of their work.
We learn to deeply understand each customer and to provide the best service to enhance customers’ experience.
We value mutual respect and integrity, embracing diversity and working harmoniously across different backgrounds and cultures.
UNIQLO's mission, in its own words, is to deliver LifeWear to people throughout the world: simple, functional everyday clothing that keeps being improved. Its UK job adverts describe store staff as Brand Ambassadors who bring the company's values, products and service to life.
Here's how the roles work, how UNIQLO develops its people, and similar roles we're recruiting for right now.
UNIQLO's UK stores hire Sales Assistants and specialist roles such as Tailoring Specialists. Everyone on the team is treated as a Brand Ambassador: a customer service role model who also handles fitting rooms, deliveries and replenishment.
For people aiming higher, the UNIQLO Management Candidate (UMC) programme starts on the shop floor and builds towards running a multi-million-pound store. UNIQLO says former UMCs have gone on to manage stores in other countries and take leading roles in areas such as marketing, sustainability and e-commerce.
Customer-first retail travels well. Fast-paced stores, high visual standards and a focus on service are what retailers across the UK look for in their teams.
UNIQLO advertises its own vacancies on its careers website, so we don't list them here. If you like the sound of working there, these are similar roles we're recruiting for right now.
It's how UNIQLO describes its store staff: people who bring the brand's values, products and service to life, from helping customers to running fitting rooms and replenishment.
A graduate programme that starts on the shop floor and trains people to run a UNIQLO store, with routes into wider roles across the business.
UNIQLO opened its first UK store in London in 2001 and now has 24 UK stores, out of more than 2,500 worldwide.
No. UNIQLO advertises its own vacancies on its careers website. We recruit for retailers across the UK, and our sales assistant and store manager roles suit people with fast-paced fashion retail experience.
