Covid 19 -

[71cop]

Originally Posted by Citroënbender

So, if we take my deaf, epileptic, dementia-stricken father as a fair example of someone needing assistance - do you see me being allowed in there at seven, to shop on his behalf?

So if this was a genuine concern for you I would think you would take it up with the supermarkets involved not look here for details specific to your situation. I do not work for Woolworths so therefore I cannot answer your question.
I was simply sharing information that I had seen elsewhere and there was no mention at that time about scenarios like the one you brought up.

[GO FURTHER]

On a positive note...

If we go into lock down, we are expecting a baby boom.

This new generation will be known as the "Coronials"

[ford71V8]

Originally Posted by GO FURTHER

On a positive note...

If we go into lock down, we are expecting a baby boom.

This new generation will be known as the "Coronials"

My wife says when this generation then become teenagers, we will call them Quaranteens

[Citroënbender]

Originally Posted by 71cop

So if this was a genuine concern for you I would think you would take it up with the supermarkets involved not look here for details specific to your situation. I do not work for Woolworths so therefore I cannot answer your question.
I was simply sharing information that I had seen elsewhere and there was no mention at that time about scenarios like the one you brought up.

Woolies actually addressed a similar enquiry on Twitter yesterday and I posted the link to it. Short answer - it’s not a problem; they are allowing staff to apply discretion and common sense.