

The supermarket said that not only lead to loneliness, but also other mental health issues.

It decided to start it after realising a quarter of it customers were only interacting with people once a week, many of whom were delivery drivers. The supermarket announced this week that the scheme was being extended permanently after a successful trial running since November. While delivery drivers won't be forced to wear the badges, they have now been made a permanent addition. Asda is making an addition to some of its staff's uniforms in a bid to tackle loneliness and mental health issues.ĭelivery drivers are being offered bright badges with the words 'Happy to Chat' printed on them to show they can talk with customers while they drop off their shopping.Īsda describes the The ‘Happy to Chat’ initiative as “delivering kindness”.
