"They are doing a phenomenal job looking after each other and our customers and keeping everyone safe - it's only right for us to look after them and provide certainty during this time.
Customers in stage four affected areas can still use Bunnings' "Click & Deliver" and "Drive & Collect" services to access retail products.Bunnings said its drive and collect services will allow customers to select a convenient pick-up time online for themselves and will need to park in a designated parking bay before calling the store with their order number.
"Customers will be provided with an option to purchase a mask as they enter our stores should they wish to do so," Bunnings said in a statement. Currently Kmart stores in Victoria are only operating through contactless click and collect and online delivery.
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Nespresso has paid their full time and part time employees their full wages too, since March.
How many full time employees do they have.....hardly any I bet
Wow thats awesome
They're tax dodgers. Make them pay.
Adverrrrrt!
Kudos to Bunnings 🙌 but also shows that they’re make a cra* load of $ 🥳
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