Interesting about the Landstar thing.
The big box pharmacy my wife runs has instituted a chain wide $2/hr wage increases for hourly paid front line workers and something equivalent for salaried store managers and made it retro active to when the panic started.
"It's important, now more than ever, that we acknowledge the work you do serving our customers in these difficult times. We appreciate the efforts you are making despite the enormous challenges."
The wage increase is temporary but is an acknowledgement that the job is now tougher. And despite being open fewer hours now, no layoffs. Some quick math by my wife, she figures it's costing them more than any sales bump they are seeing (sales now are basically limited by availability of items). Considering it's a pretty normally not very nice corporation it's surprising. Heck even Walmart up here is being decent to their people.
