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During the Pandemic of Covid-19, Walmart served as a vital place to complement the necessities of households for millions of people. However, the realities of the virus also required amending certain policies to comply with the public health guidelines and local orders. But as the pandemic continues to meet, Walmart has just announced a major change that will make that will come into effect during the weekend. Read it to see what the world's largest retailer is doing in its stores.

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For the first time since November, the retail giant has announced that it would expand its hours of shop after theirradically cut At the beginning of the pandemic. According to a declaration of the company,Walmart store hours will open at 6 o'clock and will close at 11 o'clock. Start Saturday, June 5, unless local or state mandates prohibit change. Pharmacy and Vision Center locations should begin to resume normal hours from July 3rd.

"When the pandemic started hitting hard at the beginning of last year, we limited our purchase hours"Dacona SmithExecutive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Walmart US, stated in a June 1 statement. "We said that we will continue to stay very close to the best science and the best directive around the virus and make commercial choices aimed at protecting health. And the safety of our customers and our collaborators. As Covid- 19 Nowed case, we expanded our closing time at the end of last year and now with the number of Americans fully vaccinated, pushing higher every day, we think we can adjust hours again. "

Although the change of store hours reports a big retreat to pre-pandemic life, there are still policies that Walmart is in place for the moment. This includes the storeHEUX HOUR HOURS, which are proposed all Tuesdays from 6 am to 7 years, for those aged 60 or older or are particularly vulnerable to Covid-19,United States today reports.

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The expanded hours are not the only return of pandemic policies that Walmart has recently. In recent weeks, the company has also removed the restriction of 20% that it has set up stores from recent months earlier, reopened adjustment rooms and droppedShop mask mandates For completelyVaccinated and customer employees In places where local laws allow them to do so.

But the company stresses that some measures are underway to ensure the safety of buyers and associates at each location. This includes the encouragement of people who are not fully vaccinated to wear face masks when buying, trolley disinfection, continuing to use social decals, maintain sneezing guards in all registers and Extend the emergency leave policy of COVID-19 for its employees until September. . 30.

"As a company, we will continue to maintain our goal and will remain ready to react and adjust if necessary to ensure that we do our best to help protect our customers, our collaborators and our communities safely", said Smith in the statement.

Walmart is far from the only retailer to make majorChanges in its stores like the pandemic is taking place. On May 18, CNN confirmed that the target would no longer need buyers or fully vaccinated workersWear masks in stores In accordance with disease control centers and amended guidelines for disease prevention (CDC).

As of June 1, the company also announced that itsfitting rooms would be the national reopening for the first time since May of 2020,United States today reported. "The adjustment rooms are open toAll target stores"The company states on its website." We will continue to disinfect and frequently clean our stores throughout the day, as we have throughout the pandemic and we have members of the team dedicated to affected areas, such as appropriate rooms. "

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