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Workplace Health & Safety | Target Corporation Workplace Health & Safety In every community where we do business, we’re committed to the safety of our guests and team members. In support of our commitment to keeping our team and guests safe, Target prioritizes the prevention of guest and team member incidents, injuries and illnesses, and compliance with all relevant safety and health standards and regulations.
For over 25 years, we have connected with public and nonprofit agencies to build relationships and promote efforts that enhance neighborhood safety. Our commitment to creating strong, healthy and safe communities is alive today because of the dedication our team members have to their communities.
Whether our teams are volunteering their time at neighborhood events or connecting local organizations with communities through programs, we are focused on helping our cities make strides toward a higher standard of safety. At Target, we believe the first step to building safer neighborhoods begins in our stores.
From developing partnerships to utilizing technology and strategic store designs, we take a multi-layered approach to security that helps us be better neighbors to our communities. We expect our team members, contractors and others under our supervision to follow laws, safety procedures and relevant Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards, as well as advocate for the safety of all team members.
Our Safety Policy establishes the requirements for all Target team members to execute safety programs and our Team Member Illness Policy sets expectations for handling illness in the workplace as determ ined by st ate and local policies. W e provide extensive team member training related to health and safety practices and procedures, and training for leaders who oversee the safety of our team members.
As part of this approach, we created a “safe and secure toolbox” that utilizes innovative tactics and store design elements to mitigate crime and protect our guests and team members. These tactics include: Strategic parking lot lighting and landscaping that deter crime by increasing visibility. A no solicitation policy to provide guests with a distraction-free shopping environment.
Dedicated assets protection team members in every store. Time and resource investment in de-escalation training. Law enforcement assistance requests Target has created a secure site that allows criminal justice agencies to request specific support.
Using your government agency email address, please request access by emailing ap. nic@target. com .
Our position on firearms in stores While we continue to follow local laws regarding open carry policies, we also respectfully request that guests not bring firearms to Target, even in communities where it’s permitted. Your cooperation helps us fulfill our goal to create an atmosphere of family-friendly shopping that’s safe and inviting for our guests and team members.
Building strong, safe communities We strive to be an active part of our communities and are always looking for ways to make the neighborhoods where we do business safer for our guests and team members. Through our collaborative partnerships, we provide our company's skills and resources to help create effective solutions, civic engagement and ongoing training across our teams.
Public safety partnerships and events Target stores regularly participate in or support public safety events that drive positive community interactions. These events include fun runs, car seat installations, block parties and our annual holiday charity event, Heroes & Helpers. Public safety partners can visit their local Target store to learn about partnership opportunities or request support for a specific event.
We take steps to support the health and safety of our guests and team members in response to public health issues. We base our approach on guidance from experts to ensure a safe and convenient shopping experience. As natural disasters become more frequent and severe, Target is supporting communities across the globe before these events strike.
We have proactively donated $1. 5 million to key domestic disaster relief partners and $1 million to global organizations to help them respond instantly with food, medicine and essential supplies to communities.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: See the Target Foundation website for complete eligibility requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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