Nearly all the job gains since the recession in the late 2000s have been wiped out in a month.
Starbucks announces plan to begin re-opening stores
The company has developed a"data-rich dashboard" with information, government data, confirmed cases and trends about COVID-19 that can be used to"influence decisions at the individual store level," he added. He said local field leaders will look at four main factors:"the local status of the public health crisis, guidance from health and government officials, community sentiment and store operational readiness."
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