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After Denying At-Risk Workers Paid Leave, Kroger Relaxes Policies Slightly [UPDATE]

The company appeared to change its policy after this article's initial publication.
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Kroger Expands Coronavirus Paid Leave Policy, Gives Bonuses After Backlash [UPDATE]

The supermarket chain previously provided every associate with $25 on their loyalty cards to “show how much Kroger appreciates and acknowledges you.”
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Walgreens And Kroger Stop Selling E-Cigarettes Amid Health Crisis

The stores are the latest to stop selling the products as health officials probe a nationwide outbreak of lung illnesses and deaths.
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How Grocery Stores Became A Cultural Flashpoint In The Gun Debate

Women, who do the majority of household shopping, are wielding the power of the purse.
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More Big Retailers Ask Customers Not To Openly Carry Guns In Stores

Walgreens, CVS and Wegmans have joined similar calls from Kroger and Walmart following multiple mass shootings in recent weeks.
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Kroger Recalls Frozen Berries Over Fears Of Hepatitis A Contamination

The Food and Drug Administration discovered the virus on the fruit during a berry sampling.
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37 Hilarious Tweets About Shopping At Kroger

From the wine aisle to the fuel points to the dangerous sales.
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Pre-Cut Melon Sold In 16 States Recalled Amid Salmonella Outbreak

Caito Foods LLC, which distributes its fruit to Walmart, Target and Kroger, issued a similar recall last year.
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Kroger Manager Accused of Racial Profiling After Calling Cops On Black Teens Buying Snacks

"I asked him what we did, and he was like, ‘We’ve had problems with people like you before,’” one teen said.
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Man Who Allegedly Killed 2 Black People In Kroger Charged With Hate Crimes

Gregory Alan Bush is accused of fatally shooting two grandparents in Jeffersontown, Kentucky, last month because of their race.
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