Answered Yellow

[KitKat1996]

Is the new code yellow for children only or ALL missing persons?

 

[Planosss]

Missing child.

 

[NKG]

Children...

However, my store did a low key code yellow for an elderly man whos wife lost him and he had dementia. He didn't know he was lost and took awhile to convince him to come with us to meet his wife.

 

[JiJi]

Missing children
Though I will say I'm surprised Target isn't part of the "Code Adam" program

 

[JAShands]

The new orientation facilitators guide does list a code yellow as a missing child or person. However, it’s a discretionary kind of code when referring to older guests who have become separated from their party. An older person with dementia missing, I would treat that as a low code yellow. A teenager who wandered off to tech and their parents are checking out? Page overhead to meet their party at guest services.

 

[buliSBI]

Circle and RedCard learn and live it.

 

[Yetive]

The new orientation facilitators guide does list a code yellow as a missing child or person. However, it’s a discretionary kind of code when referring to older guests who have become separated from their party. An older person with dementia missing, I would treat that as a low code yellow. A teenager who wandered off to tech and their parents are checking out? Page overhead to meet their party at guest services.

This is how we use it too.

 

[TargetsDaddy]

Is the new code yellow for children only or ALL missing persons?

What do you mean by "new" code yellow? Fill me in 🤔

 

[Zxy123456]

Code yellow has been around a long time. Has something changed why are we calling it new?

 

[DBZ]

Missing children
Though I will say I'm surprised Target isn't part of the "Code Adam" program

I believe Walmart started that.

 

[JiJi]

I believe Walmart started that.

Started by Walmart, picked up by Sears, Officemax, Old Navy, Kroger, Macy's, Kmart, Home Depot, Lowes, and a bunch of other retailers. IIRC it's a big enough program that it has government support.

 

[DBZ]

Started by Walmart, picked up by Sears, Officemax, Old Navy, Kroger, Macy's, Kmart, Home Depot, Lowes, and a bunch of other retailers. IIRC it's a big enough program that it has government support.

I feel like Target doesn't do anything the same as any other store.