Name: H-E-B: More than 100 San Antonio employees tested positive for the coronavirus in July
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H-E-B: More than 100 San Antonio employees tested positive for the coronavirus in July

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Twenty-two in-store H-E-B employees in San Antonio have tested positive for COVID-19 since July 22, according to the grocery store chain's website.In total, 108 employees tested positive for the disease in the Alamo City last month, down from the more than 120 who contracted the coronavirus in June.READ ALSO:&nbsp;Since March, the grocery store chain has regularly announced on its website when one of its employees test positive for the virus. The San Antonio chain has done so because it believes "transparency is important," according to an email response.H-E-B does not reveal the employee's identity and only lets the public know at what stores there was a positive case. Walmart and Target have both told mySA.com it will not release that information to the public.More for youIf an employee is feeling ill or is waiting on results, H-E-B requires them to stay home, according to its website. When an employee is confirmed to be positive for COVID-19, H-E-B notifies its staff members at the store via text, H-E-B said. The stores are also cleaned and sanitized multiple times after an employee has tested positive for the virus.Here are the 22 San Antonio H-E-B stores with COVID-19 cases that were announced since July 22:Priscilla Aguirre is a general assignment reporter for MySA.com | priscilla.aguirre@express-news.net | @CillaAguirre

Twenty-two in-store H-E-B employees in San Antonio have tested positive for COVID-19 since July 22, according to the grocery store chain's website.In total, 108 employees tested positive for the disease in the Alamo City last month, down from the more than 120 who contracted the coronavirus in June.READ ALSO:&nbsp;Since March, the grocery store chain has regularly announced on its website when one of its employees test positive for the virus. The San Antonio chain has done so because it believes "transparency is important," according to an email response.H-E-B does not reveal the employee's...

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