chrisb8
Landlord.
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It needs to be remembered that in order to fulfil all these orders people are having to go into their place of work and also have to make the deliveries. This will inevitably cause a risk of them coming into contact with others or handling items others have also touched etc. The risk of infection may be kept to a minimum but there will still be a greater risk to them, their families and wider society than if they stayed at home as per the government's advice.
I am a manager of an independent garden centre and we have taken the difficult decision with a heavy heart to close all forms of business including our delivery service in order to allow all our staff to be at home and as safe as possible. This is at a time when demand is at an unprecedented high. The safety of the staff has to come before the business and the 'needs' of customers. When we are allowed to return to work and all of our staff and their families are safe and well then I will know it was the right decision.
Stay safe everyone.
I am a manager of an independent garden centre and we have taken the difficult decision with a heavy heart to close all forms of business including our delivery service in order to allow all our staff to be at home and as safe as possible. This is at a time when demand is at an unprecedented high. The safety of the staff has to come before the business and the 'needs' of customers. When we are allowed to return to work and all of our staff and their families are safe and well then I will know it was the right decision.
Stay safe everyone.