Meijer Australia
Meijer Headquarters Location
Grand Rapids, MI
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About Meijer
Meijer, it's not just a brand name, it’s a family name. Founded by Hendrik and Gezina Meijer and their children in 1934, and still family owned today, we treat our Team Members like they’re family. We want to see them happy, growing, and successful. That’s why our Team Members say, "Meijer starts with me."
Sound like the place for you? Explore the wide variety of career opportunities we have available. It's your future. Maybe it starts with Meijer.
We cultivate a culture where co-workers offer a helping hand and know how to have a great time at work. When you join our family, you join a group of individuals who come together and create a one-of-a-kind experience.
An Introduction to Diversity and Inclusion at MeijerSound like the place for you? Explore the wide variety of career opportunities we have available. It's your future. Maybe it starts with Meijer.
We cultivate a culture where co-workers offer a helping hand and know how to have a great time at work. When you join our family, you join a group of individuals who come together and create a one-of-a-kind experience.
Fred Meijer emphasized the importance of treating everyone with dignity and respect. Equity is important at Meijer because we want all team members to have the same opportunity for success. At Meijer will build a family of diverse and inclusive team members that reflect our customers, impact our communities and achieve superior performance.
Meijer - This Is My BadgeMeijer is proud to view our workforce as diverse and enabled. Our goal is to match our team members with jobs that best fit their skills and capabilities. Not only does it help our people be more effective, but it has helped us enhance our culture and realize a better Meijer.
History of SandySandy, the iconic mechanical pony, debuted at the opening of Thrifty Acres in 1962 and has since become a fixture at the front of all Meijer stores across the Midwest. The price of one penny per ride is symbolic of the affordable shopping experience at Meijer and is a highlight of many families' visits. Sandy is often the last thing a child remembers on the way out of the store and a source of joy for shoppers of all ages.
Meijer gave $500M in free prescriptions in last decadeGRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Meijer pharmacies marked a major milestone last month when the Midwest retailer's free prescription program surpassed $500 million in savings for customers.
The program - a first of its kind when launched in October 2006 - has since filled nearly 40 million free prescriptions, according to the family-owned supercenter chain.
"We're proud that we've helped millions of families improve their health and wellbeing without impacting their budgets," Meijer CEO Rick Keyes said in a statement. "Providing these solutions for the customers who rely on our pharmacies is part of our commitment to the communities we serve.The free generic program is available to all customers with prescriptions, whether or not they have insurance.
It began by covering leading oral generic antibiotics, with a special focus on the prescriptions most often filled for children. Over the years, the program expanded to include prenatal vitamins; metformin, the most commonly prescribed drug for type 2 diabetes; and atorvastatin calcium, the generic substitute for Lipitor, a cholesterol lowering medication.
The most popular free prescription filled at Meijer has been the generic cholesterol lowering medication.
In 2016, Meijer pharmacy customers filled more than 3.2 million atorvastatin calcium prescriptions, followed by more than 1.4 million metformin prescriptions, more than 1.3 million antibiotics, and more than 480,000 free prenatal vitamin prescriptions.
The retailer says its customers also benefit from Meijer mPerks pharmacy rewards program that generated more than $13 million in shopping rewards last year.
The Walker-headquartered Meijer operates 230 supercenters and grocery stores throughout Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Wisconsin.
The program - a first of its kind when launched in October 2006 - has since filled nearly 40 million free prescriptions, according to the family-owned supercenter chain.
"We're proud that we've helped millions of families improve their health and wellbeing without impacting their budgets," Meijer CEO Rick Keyes said in a statement. "Providing these solutions for the customers who rely on our pharmacies is part of our commitment to the communities we serve.The free generic program is available to all customers with prescriptions, whether or not they have insurance.
It began by covering leading oral generic antibiotics, with a special focus on the prescriptions most often filled for children. Over the years, the program expanded to include prenatal vitamins; metformin, the most commonly prescribed drug for type 2 diabetes; and atorvastatin calcium, the generic substitute for Lipitor, a cholesterol lowering medication.
The most popular free prescription filled at Meijer has been the generic cholesterol lowering medication.
In 2016, Meijer pharmacy customers filled more than 3.2 million atorvastatin calcium prescriptions, followed by more than 1.4 million metformin prescriptions, more than 1.3 million antibiotics, and more than 480,000 free prenatal vitamin prescriptions.
The retailer says its customers also benefit from Meijer mPerks pharmacy rewards program that generated more than $13 million in shopping rewards last year.
The Walker-headquartered Meijer operates 230 supercenters and grocery stores throughout Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Wisconsin.
Number of Employees in Meijer
10,000+
Meijer Revenue
more than $15bn (AUD)
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