@HotTopic does it make sense to re-open stores early, subject staff to unnecessary risk, force staff to walk away from unemployment, + congress-approved $600/week benefit only to have them sit in stores, await phone orders, and make deliveries to cars?
Wouldn't it make more sense to continue to allow customers to continue ordering online and have packages delivered to home addresses rather than force them to drive to the mall, park, call into the store and await for an employee to bring out a t-shirt while it's still not safe?
@HotTopic please do not re-open your stores in states that are neglecting the phase/testing requirements.
If it's not safe enough for customers to enter and shop your stores, you should not subject employees to risk.
Fact is, it doesn't make economic sense.
If it's not safe enough for customers to enter and shop your stores, you should not subject employees to risk.
Fact is, it doesn't make economic sense.
