UPSTATE. WALMART SAYS IT WILL SOON START REMOVING SELF-CHECKOUT LANES AT A STORE IN THE UPSTATE, ACCORDING TO THE COMPANY, THAT WORK WILL START SUNDAY AT THE STORE ON WHITE HORSE ROAD AND IS SET TO TAKE PLACE AT NIGHT. AND IT’LL LAST ABOUT TWO WEEKS. WALMART SAYS THE S
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Greenville, South Carolina, Walmart store set to remove part of shopping experience, official says
Officials at Walmart said they listened to customer feedback and are taking action by removing part of a Greenville, South Carolina, store's shopping experience.Alicia Anger, communications director for Walmart, said the store located at 6134 White Horse Road will remove the self-checkout lanes and go to only traditional associate-staffed checkouts.More news: Court documents: Settlement reached in lawsuits against Upstate's Rockstar Cheer, other groupsThe removal process will begin on Sunday, Anger said.She called it part of Walmart's announced plans for additional investments and improvements to stores across the country."The decision was based on several factors, including feedback from associates and customers, shopping patterns and business needs in this area," Anger said. "We believe the change will improve the in-store shopping experience and give our associates the chance to provide more personalized and efficient service."More news: Upstate eatery celebrates sweet success by opening new downtown Greenville locationShe said the conversion will take place after the store has closed for the night and is expected to last about two weeks.The area's other eight store locations will continue to provide self-checkout options and are not affected by this change, Anger said. More news: Rossen Reports: Save on stuff for your kids with this trade-in deal
Officials at Walmart said they listened to customer feedback and are taking action by removing part of a Greenville, South Carolina, store's shopping experience.
Alicia Anger, communications director for Walmart, said the store located at 6134 White Horse Road will remove the self-checkout lanes and go to only traditional associate-staffed checkouts.
More news: Court documents: Settlement reached in lawsuits against Upstate's Rockstar Cheer, other groups
The removal process will begin on Sunday, Anger said.
She called it part of Walmart's announced plans for additional investments and improvements to stores across the country.
"The decision was based on several factors, including feedback from associates and customers, shopping patterns and business needs in this area," Anger said. "We believe the change will improve the in-store shopping experience and give our associates the chance to provide more personalized and efficient service."
More news: Upstate eatery celebrates sweet success by opening new downtown Greenville location
She said the conversion will take place after the store has closed for the night and is expected to last about two weeks.
The area's other eight store locations will continue to provide self-checkout options and are not affected by this change, Anger said.
More news: Rossen Reports: Save on stuff for your kids with this trade-in deal
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