Shoppers have praised Morrisons for introducing a new toilet rule that allows men to use the facilities without making a purchase. The supermarket chain has reportedly relaxed its policy, permitting men to use the toilets even if they haven't bought anything, a move that has been welcomed by customers.
The change comes after complaints that men were being unfairly targeted by the previous policy, which required a purchase to use the lavatories. Morrisons has not officially commented on the rule change, but staff at some stores have confirmed the new approach.
Customers took to social media to express their approval, with one user tweeting: 'Finally, a supermarket that understands basic human needs.' Another said: 'This is a great move by Morrisons. It's about time they treated men equally.'
The policy appears to be store-specific, with some branches still enforcing the old rule. However, the positive feedback suggests that a wider rollout could be beneficial for customer relations.
