As the coronavirus continues to shut down businesses across the U.S., Walmart has made the decision to keep its stores open. However, the nation's largest private employer is now taking additional steps to prevent its nearly 1.5 million employees from getting sick — and telling them to stay home if they are.
Walmart announced Tuesday updated health and safety guidelines for all associates. From now on, the temperature of every employee will be taken as they report to work in stores, clubs and facilities, the company said.
Walmart is now in the process of sending infrared thermometers to all locations, which could take as long as three weeks. As employees' temperatures are taken, they will also be asked some basic health screening questions.
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ReplyDeleteFill the damn Shelves or Close !!!!
ReplyDeleteWho is the new Tranny they have recently. I believe her name is Hannah.
ReplyDeleteWow! Eci staff do not have access to masks..when representatives in Annapolis were contacted we were told that DPSCS is doing “all it can”. It’s not a matter of if, but when staff members are infected on the job and bring it home and into their community.
Delete2 probation officers have tested positive...dpscs doing "all it can"... They still made them stay in office...see people..go to parolees homes, then took away their hazard pay.
Delete2 probation officers have tested positive...dpscs doing "all it can"... They still made them stay in office...see people..go to parolees homes, then took away their hazard pay.
DeleteX-Ray you upon leaving at the door !!!!
ReplyDeleteWal-Mart needs to Deploy some damn FOOD on their empty shelves &
ReplyDeleteof Course the All-Important - Toilet Paper !!!
When smaller stores have it, then WHY NOT them ??? Dugh !!!