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Chris Quin: Supermarkets running low on staff as more head into isolation
Auckland supermarkets are running low on staff as more head into isolation.
Stores are operating on reduced hours with skeleton staff, or even having to close as a result.
Foodstuffs North Island boss Chris Quin says no stores under his chain have had to close yet.
But he says the outbreak is still having an impact.
"We've got about 130 in self-isolation at this point. As each store that is a location of interest gets communicated to us, the guys are doing a great job of going immediately to knowing who was involved."
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Stores are operating on reduced hours with skeleton staff, or even having to close as a result.
Foodstuffs North Island boss Chris Quin says no stores under his chain have had to close yet.
But he says the outbreak is still having an impact.
"We've got about 130 in self-isolation at this point. As each store that is a location of interest gets communicated to us, the guys are doing a great job of going immediately to knowing who was involved."
LISTEN ABOVE
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By Newstalk ZBAuckland supermarkets are running low on staff as more head into isolation.
Stores are operating on reduced hours with skeleton staff, or even having to close as a result.
Foodstuffs North Island boss Chris Quin says no stores under his chain have had to close yet.
But he says the outbreak is still having an impact.
"We've got about 130 in self-isolation at this point. As each store that is a location of interest gets communicated to us, the guys are doing a great job of going immediately to knowing who was involved."
LISTEN ABOVE
Stores are operating on reduced hours with skeleton staff, or even having to close as a result.
Foodstuffs North Island boss Chris Quin says no stores under his chain have had to close yet.
But he says the outbreak is still having an impact.
"We've got about 130 in self-isolation at this point. As each store that is a location of interest gets communicated to us, the guys are doing a great job of going immediately to knowing who was involved."
LISTEN ABOVE