I work in a charity shop - Sue Ryder. Ours is the first to open in Wales, around 10-15 have been open for a couple of weeks in England. I'm lucky, we have a very bog store with plenty of room for social distancing. We allow 25 customers at a time in, though that's not been tested yet when I have been on duty. No mandatory masks in Wales (yet), but santizer at the door and plastic screens at the till. Donations have to be fetched to the back of the store and offloaded by the donor onto shelves, where they stay for 48 hours quarantined prior to sorting We clean counter tops. till points, door handles and the tops of islands hourly.
It's been my first week back and has been strange to say the least. I am very glad to be back doing something purposeful, but can't pretend there aren't concerns. 1. People handling all the goods, that's inevitable
2. The plastic screen covers the counter area, but stop before the actual till point
3. We take cash, so handle coins and change.
It's a strange world, but I can't hide away for ever and am getting on with it. At the moment it's only a couple of shifts weekly,