Hallmark Finance Co. Inc. issued the following announcement on March 16
Hallmark Cards, Inc. is temporarily closing its Kansas City headquarters at Crown Center for 48 hours as a precautionary measure after one employee was potentially exposed to coronavirus (COVID-19) in a social setting outside of work, which became known to the employee only after their return to work. Cleaning crews will be cleaning high-touch surfaces and public areas such as the cafeteria and card shop, as well as focusing on conference rooms and work spaces that this individual may have come in contact with. The individual affected is in self-quarantine, as well as the others who may have come in contact with them.
“The health and safety of our employees is our top priority,” said Sabrina Wiewel, Chief Administrative Officer, Hallmark Cards, Inc. “Out of an abundance of caution, we decided to temporarily close our headquarters facility for 48 hours and have our employees who can work from home to do so. Those who cannot perform job functions at home will be paid for this time.”
Hallmark has a COVID-19 task force that has been monitoring this rapidly evolving situation and utilizing guidance from the CDC, World Health Organization (WHO), and local public health and emergency response agencies. The task force will continue to evaluate this situation and take additional action if needed.
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Source: Hallmark Finance Co. Inc.
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