A previous article advanced that non-essential retail stores have to follow various
guidelines from the government to make sure that they are operating in a safe
way. For instance, clothing outlets have to close their fitting rooms.
Nonetheless, some retailers like clothing and homeware brand
Gant at St Pancras International has decided to open one of their fitting rooms but with the necessary
precautions. There will always be a member of staff monitoring the cabinet so
that they can control the number of clients entering. The use of anti-bacterial
gel is mandatory and items that do not get purchased will be placed into the
spare changing rooms and quarantined for 72 hours before being displayed in the
store again. Moreover, everything will be cleaned after each use.
When visiting retail outlets, you must be mindful of other
regulations that must be followed by shoppers. For example, have a face mask
and some sanitiser on hand, keep your distance from other buyers and workers
and be prepared to wait in lines.
Other measures implemented by shops may include one-way
systems, 2m distance markings, perspex
screens at checkout, contactless click & collect pickups, cashless
payments, extended return periods and quarantining items that have been
returned, tried on or touched.
Returned
items have to be quarantined
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