Old Navy announced Tuesday that it would still pay its employees if they volunteered to work at polling places on Election Day instead of working in its stores.
The announcement, which came on National Poll Worker Recruitment Day, applies to the brand’s 50,000 employees who work in approximately 1,000 stores across the United States. Old Navy said the program is meant to help ensure that polling places across the country operate smoothly on Election Day, according to the company’s press release.
“The brand is tapping into its vast service-minded associate base, with 50,000 field employees in more than 1,000 store locations across the U.S., encouraging them to apply to serve in their communities, and giving them the means to do so,” the company said.
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Old navy?! They still around?? What do they sell?? Baby clothes??
ReplyDeleteI think they do sell baby clothes.
ReplyDeleteold navy supports blm, they are up to something. old navy will never get another penny from me.
ReplyDeleteAfter seeing their latest social justice commercials I won’t spend a dime at old navy.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the executive idiots at Old Navy want to try and ensure the old loser that has been in politics for 47 years destroys our country. Joe Biden is a JOKE!
ReplyDeleteTRUMP 2020
I don’t think the presence of clothing stockers and cashiers will make elections run smoother.
ReplyDeleteThese people will be challenging the legality of every Trump vote.
They are part of the plan to flood the zone with crap, misinformation and red tape bureaucracy
to convolute and illegitimize the results of the Trump landslide.
They sell Soy boy cloths for wimps
ReplyDeleteHahaha. Have you seen the idiots who work at old navy?? They can't put two words together.
ReplyDeleteOld NAvy will only pay you to serve at the polls if you are a registered Democrat. If you are Republican, you have to work in the store on that day.
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