Big Lots, Inc.

Location

Ohio

Founded

1967-02-08

Website

https://www.biglots.com/

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Employee Safety & Health (18) Procurement Contracts (4) Consumer Protection Measures (3) Human Rights Advocacy (3) New Product Release (3) Political and Economic Developments (2) Capital Funding Requests (2) Market Entry (2) Sponsorship Agreements (2) Workplace Ethics & Policies (2) Workplace Safety incidents (1) Consumer Feedback and Complaints (1) Inter-Organizational Collaborations (1) Price Reductions (1) Public Health Crisis Response (1) Access and Affordability Initiatives (1)

Recent Articles about Big Lots, Inc.

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2024-10-10 (prnewswire.com)

Big Lots Supports The Kids Mental Health Foundation with "Kindness Kit Challenge" in observance of World Mental Health Day

/PRNewswire/ -- Big Lots, Inc. (OTC: BIG) announced today in observance of World Mental Health Day (October 10), a special four-day promotion to assist...

2023-12-01 (kesq.com)

AC Malfunction causes evacuation of Big Lots in Cathedral City -

Cathedral City Fire crews were called out to the Big Lots on East Palm Canyon Drive and Date Palm Drive around 11:30 a.m. when smoke was reported billowing into the business. According to Cathedral City Fire Officials the smoke-filled building forced them to evacuate customers and staff from the store. Cathedral City Fire says they

2023-05-30 (hipaajournal.com)

Ohio Hospital Exposed Nurses and Other Staff to Workplace Violence

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration( OSHA) has determined a children’ s hospital in Columbus, Ohio failed to adequately protect healthcare The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has determined a children’ s hospital in Columbus, Ohio failed to adequately protect employees