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Friday 27 November 2015 8:29 am

Black Friday 2015 UK: John Lewis staff banned from using discounts on sales items

By: Catherine Neilan

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John Lewis has banned employees from using their staff discounts on its Black Friday promotions online. 

Although staff are allowed to make use of their partner discount – 12 per cent off electricals and 25 per cent on other goods – in store, they have been blocked from using it online. 

The department store told This is Money that the move was designed to "deliver a good shopping experience for our customers" during today's bargain bonanza. 

Read more: Currys PC World has record-breaking start to Black Friday

John Lewis is hoping Black Friday will supercharge its way towards Christmas, which managing director Andy Street hopes to "win" for the seventh year in a row. 

Black Friday John Lewis Kingston pic.twitter.com/WqjBHQ0eGg

— Sue Lindenberg (@patlinberg) November 27, 2015

Stores are already looking busy for early on a Friday morning, although some of John Lewis' rivals such as Tesco have perhaps driven customers away.

Looking for the best bargains on Black Friday? Here's a round-up of what's on offer from retailers including Amazon, John Lewis, Tesco, Sainsbury and Currys PC World today.

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