Denva Wren

Denva Wren

executive New Zealand

Denva Wren is the head of safety, health, and well-being at Woolworths New Zealand. Under her leadership, the company has implemented body cameras in its stores, following successful trials that demonstrated a significant reduction in antisocial behavior. Wren emphasizes that the cameras serve as a deterrent and provide staff with a sense of security, allowing them to record any abusive incidents while fostering a safer shopping environment.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Denva Wren, Woolworths NZ’s head of safety, health and well-being, said body cameras were tested at 10 stores before being extended to all stores after 'good feedback' from staff and union partners. 7

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Farmers and The Warehouse give body cameras to staff after concerns of ‘abusive’ customer behaviour