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LiberalArkie

(16,505 posts)
Fri Mar 13, 2020, 11:09 AM Mar 2020

Walmart corporate offices to work remotely in response to coronavirus



BENTONVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — Employees in all Walmart corporate offices will begin working remotely through at least Friday, April 3 in response to the spread of the coronavirus, Walmart President & CEO Doug McMillon announced on Friday.

All U.S. offices, including the Bentonville Home Office, will begin remote work on Monday, March 16. The company says employees should use Friday, March 13 to prepare for working from home.

“In consultation with state and local health officials, and with the guidance of our Chief Medical Officer, we have made the decision that associates based in our U.S. corporate offices should work remotely through at least Friday, April 3,” the memo states.

McMillon said the offices would remain open but services such as cafeterias, printing services and other resources will be temporarily closed.

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https://www.kark.com/news/health/coronavirus/walmart-corporate-offices-to-work-remotely-in-response-to-coronavirus/
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Walmart corporate offices to work remotely in response to coronavirus (Original Post) LiberalArkie Mar 2020 OP
but, but, but you are supposed to ignore it and it will go away.....ask any man on the street. Thomas Hurt Mar 2020 #1
Nothing for the employees in the stores liberal N proud Mar 2020 #2
Precisely Sherman A1 Mar 2020 #3
Same for the telephone, cable people, nurses, doctors, policemen, all the first responders. LiberalArkie Mar 2020 #4

liberal N proud

(60,950 posts)
2. Nothing for the employees in the stores
Fri Mar 13, 2020, 11:34 AM
Mar 2020

Nothing for the employees on the front lines dealing with people who most likely are infected

Sherman A1

(38,958 posts)
3. Precisely
Fri Mar 13, 2020, 11:52 AM
Mar 2020

Retail workers are underpaid and left to fend for themselves as they are deemed to be replaceable.

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