HomeGoods confirms all 914 stores will close in 24-hour shopping blackout forcing customers to change plans

Later this month, hundreds of HomeGoods stores throughout the US will close for one day.

As Americans get ready to celebrate a holiday, the shutdown is imminent.

In order for employees to observe Thanksgiving, HomeGoods executives have verified that all 914 shops would close.

The TJX family includes the 1992-founded brand, and executives have stated that a number of its well-known brands would be shutting down.

On November 28, Turkey Day, TJ Maxx and Marshalls stores will also be closed.

The decision to close stores last year was made so that employees could spend the holidays with their families, according to the management.

TJX stated in an Instagram post that it is only one of the ways it promotes work-life balance.

The closures will only be in place for a day, so shoppers shouldn’t give up.

Just weeks before Christmas, HomeGoods stores will reopen on Black Friday in anticipation of Americans looking for a deal.

As part of its October announcement that stores would open an hour earlier on November 1, the chain has been preparing for the holiday season.

Retailers that close their stores on Thanksgiving are not limited to those in the TJX portfolio.

This year’s November 28 will see the closure of Walmart and Target stores.

Walmart stores will be closed for Thanksgiving this year for the fifth year in a row.

Thanksgiving store closures are now a regular occurrence on Target employees’ calendars.

In 2020, the well-known chain first closed for Thanksgiving.

For the holiday, Best Buy, Costco, Home Depot, and Publix will all be closed.

In addition to closing on Thanksgiving, one chain will also have no stores open on Black Friday.

At the end of November, all REI Outdoors locations will be closed for 48 hours.

This year, bosses have encouraged employees to engage in nature treatment rather than shop therapy.

According to REI president and CEO Eric Artz, “what used to be one of the most chaotic days for our employees is now one where they can do what they love.”

Since 2015, REI has observed Thanksgiving by closing its stores.

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