Employees at TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and HomeGoods may now wear body cameras as part of a new safety initiative by parent company TJX. The cameras aim to deter crime, de-escalate incidents, and enhance security.
A TJX spokesperson emphasized the commitment to a safe environment for customers and staff, noting only trained employees will wear the cameras. Footage will be shared only with law enforcement or under subpoena.
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