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A number of national grocery store chains have announced plans to close on Easter Sunday, mostly to give their hard-working employees a much-needed day off during the coronavirus pandemic.
Since supermarkets and grocery stores are considered essential, employees have continued to work in what has become a high-stress environment that comes with unavoidable customer interactions (at a time when that poses a severe health risk).
Multiple chains have instituted new policies in light of the coronavirus outbreak designed to protect the health of both employees and customers alike. Unfortunately, a number of grocery clerks have succumbed to the deadly COVID-19 contagion, leading to even one wrongful death lawsuit filed against Walmart earlier this week.
Given the broad abidance of the stay-at-home order during this public health crisis, there is likely very less foot traffic at these stores anyway. But cynicism aside, grocery stores deserve praise for taking a breath in revenue to provide a well-deserved break for their brave workers.
Here are some of the most notable stores (at the time of publishing) that plan to be closed Easter Sunday.
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TreasonousBastard
(43,049 posts)is closed and the only place to eat is Chinese.
SoCalNative
(4,613 posts)With the exception of TJs have always closed. But most restaurants have always remained open, at least here
