Special Measures to Protect Owners, and Staff and our Community
At Libro, we remain focused on public health, and want to share with you the precautions we will take, so you know what to expect if you visit one of our locations. We continue to ask all Owners to visit locations only when it is necessary.
What you can expect from Libro while visiting a branch:
- Each location will allow a maximum number of visitors.
- A staff member may welcome you at the entrance.
- We will all maintain physical distance.
- Please follow the markings on the floor and maintain a two metre distance between yourself and other Owners and staff. If you are required to wait outside due to maximum occupancy, we ask that you still respect the two metre physical distancing guidelines.
- Face coverings are available at the entrance. We require all visitors to our buildings to wear a mask, as prescribed by public health authorities and provincial regulations. The only exceptions to this are when medical needs make it difficult for people to wear a mask, or for young children. We will always act to be inclusive of everyone’s needs, so please let us know if you need support.
- Sanitizer is available coming into the branch and on your way out.
Protecting Our Staff
Our staff are committed to continuing to serve our Owners. And, Libro is committed to supporting the well-being of all staff. Some of the measures we are taking are:
- Staff may be wearing face shields or face coverings for our protection and yours.
- Plexiglass is installed.
- A reduced number of wickets may be open.
- We are sanitizing our workstations thoroughly multiple times a day.
We have the utmost respect for the essential frontline staff who keep Canada working, and that includes our Libro colleagues providing Owner service during these difficult months. We expect everyone to share that respect, to act with kindness, and to follow the requirements set out by the health authorities.
Protecting Our Community
Libro views community support as core to our business and that will remain consistent throughout the coming months. We are supporting the non-profit sector through thought leadership and collaboration and through monetary contributions. Our sponsorship and granting programs will continue to offer support to local organizations.
We know non-profits are expected to feel increasing strain from job losses and reduced access to services by the most vulnerable. We are connecting with local community leaders to ensure we understand the most pressing needs in southwestern Ontario and will adjust as needed. See this page for more information.
Ways To Bank
Visit our Ways To Bank page to learn more about these services.
Before booking an appointment to visit one of our locations, please consider our various ways to bank. We are happy to talk over the phone about how to best use these services.
