Since coronavirus cases in the UK are not decreasing,
retailers have been introducing new measures to help contain the virus. For
instance, Sainsbury’s has announced more
rules.
Like other supermarkets in the UK, the firm had already implemented
strict social distancing rules, two-metre signage and Perspex screens at tills
in all its outlets. Now, it is asking clients to shop ‘one adult at a time’. This means that only one person per household
will be able to go in its stores. Not only will this help maintain a safe
distance but it will also reduce queues to get in. There will be store teams at
the entrance of outlets to monitor the number of people getting in. However,
children are allowed to accompany their parents if they are unable to stay at
home.
Additionally, the firm has also decreased the number of
checkouts in supermarkets, convenience stores and petrol stations and has
introduced a traffic light system to its larger outlets to be able to
control the number of people getting in. It is important to note that face
masks and coverings are mandatory in Sainsbury’s,
except if you are exempt. If you do not have one, staff members will help you find
one.
Sainsbury’s has more strict regulations in stores ©
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