Albert Heijn insisted the plan was voluntary and was aimed at helping bring in new uniforms for staff at its 1,000 Dutch stores. — Albert Heijn
THE HAGUE: The Netherlands' top supermarket chain said on Nov 26 it has ditched plans to ask staff to upload photos of themselves in their underwear to work out sizes for new uniforms.
The Albert Heijn retailer had asked workers at one of its stores in the eastern city of Nijmegen to send the pictures using an "innovative mobile app".
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