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Walmart restricts employee travel and cancels upcoming conference over coronavirus concerns

Walmart is restricting employee travel for at least the next two months, the company said Thursday in a memo to employees.

Walmart is also limiting some meetings and canceling an upcoming conference in Dallas, the memo said. Domestic travel – In the U.S., we will continue domestic travel related to essential operations, which includes store and club visits. However, we will restrict less essential travel related to conferences, trade shows and other events. Consult your leadership team if you have questions about a domestic travel decision. Outside of the U.S., each country president will establish or alter their domestic travel guidelines as appropriate.

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