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Target Will Cover Employees' Travel to Other States for Abortions, Company Memo Says

The big-box retailer joins a growing list of companies that have announced policy changes after the reversal of Roe v. Wade.

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Target to close City Center operation, 3,500 employees moving

Citing a changing work model and employee flexibility, Target announced Thursday that it would be closing its City Center operation in downtown Minneapolis.

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Target employees are getting paid to get the COVID-19 vaccine

Target is offering all employees up to four hours of pay to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
In a press release, the retail company also states they will provide free Lyft rides to and from their appointments, up to $15 each way, if they need it.
The retailer says they don't require team members to get one in order for them to come to work, but they are encouraging them to get vaccinated.
“As more vaccines become available, especially for frontline and essential workers, we’ll help our team members across the country get the information and access they need," says Chief Human Resources Officer Melissa Kremer. "As we have for the past year, we’ll continue to invest in our team’s pay and benefits so they can take care of themselves, each other and our guests.”

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Target paying employees to get COVID-19 vaccine

Target employees can get up to four hours of pay to get a COVID-19 vaccine.

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Target to pay employees to get vaccinated, provide free Lyft rides to appointments

Target says it’s paying its employees to get COVID-19 vaccines and will provide free Lyft rides for the workers to get to and from their appointments.

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