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Walmart workers in Courtenay to receive COVID-19 bonus

Just in time for Christmas, Walmart Canada says it will be handing out cash appreciation bonuses to all of its employees including those right here in the Comox Valley.

On December 11th, all active store, distribution centre and fleet associates nationwide will receive the one-time payment, with full-time associates getting $250 and part-time associates $150.

A release from the retail giant says that the bonuses are connected to the ongoing dedication their 85,000 plus employees have shown during the pandemic.

“In true Walmart spirit, they show up for work, ready to serve our customers and communities during these extraordinary times,” says President and CEO Horacio Barbeito.

To read the full release, click here.

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