Beginning Tuesday, March 17, our first hour of operations will be dedicated to our senior shoppers. All stores will also close an hour earlier in order for employees to clean and restock shelves. Learn more about these change here: https://t.co/53rc2gMeVr — Dollar General (@DollarGeneral) March 17, 2020
Beginning Tuesday, March 17, our first hour of operations will be dedicated to our senior shoppers. All stores will also close an hour earlier in order for employees to clean and restock shelves. Learn more about these change here: https://t.co/53rc2gMeVr
— Dollar General (@DollarGeneral) March 17, 2020
Dollar General is asking their younger customers to shop later in the morning to allow for their senior customers to shop during the first hour of operation.
The discount store’s CEO Todd Vasos said,“We appreciate our customers’ understanding of our decision and request they visit our stores later in the morning to allow at-risk populations the ability to purchase the items they need at affordable prices.”
Would you consider 65-years old a senior? I’m asking for my dad, who also happens to be disabled. Thank you! — Donna Lozano (@DonnaYLozano) March 17, 2020
Would you consider 65-years old a senior? I’m asking for my dad, who also happens to be disabled. Thank you!
— Donna Lozano (@DonnaYLozano) March 17, 2020
Dollar General will close an hour earlier to allow employees to clean and restock the store.
We are not qualifying a specific age. Our goal is to allow the most susceptible customers in our communities the ability to shop during the first hour that stores are open. — Dollar General (@DollarGeneral) March 17, 2020
We are not qualifying a specific age. Our goal is to allow the most susceptible customers in our communities the ability to shop during the first hour that stores are open.