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Ikea has rolled out a new discount program for thousands of employees across the UK. Education and healthcare professionals are now eligible for a 6% discount at Ikea stores, thanks to a collaboration with Discounts for Teachers and Health Service Discounts.

Previously, members could save 4% on Ikea’s website, but the enhanced offer now extends to in-store purchases. Customers need to log into the designated app and scan their code at the checkout to avail of the discount.

Jen Haslam, Chief Revenue Officer at Discounts for Teachers and Health Service Discounts, expressed pride in offering this Ikea discount to their members. Recognizing the crucial roles played by teachers and healthcare workers in society, she emphasized the importance of acknowledging their dedication through tangible benefits.

Nikos Koskinas, Retail Partnerships Manager at Discounts for Teachers and Health Service Discounts, highlighted the popularity of Ikea among members and the value of providing exclusive savings both online and in-store. This partnership underscores the commitment to securing beneficial deals that support education and healthcare professionals nationwide.

In other news, Ikea has introduced a new £2 click and collect fee for online orders starting September 2025. However, members of the Family loyalty program can still enjoy this service free of charge. Additionally, customers can collect orders from designated Tesco car parks, DPD, or locker pick-up points, with varying charges based on the spending threshold.

An Ikea spokesperson stated that the introduction of the click and collect fee for non-IKEA Family members aims to ensure financial sustainability and enhance delivery options. The IKEA Family membership, which is free, grants free collection across all click and collect options, including in-store collections and mobile pick-up points.

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